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HUD de RPG aconchegante para o Claude Code, com os caranguejos Clawd multiclasse (pt-BR e English)

/live: full-duplex voice (Kyutai streaming STT with semantic end of turn, or Silero and Whisper; Kokoro TTS) through a sidecar; /vibe: director mode that delegates all work to subagents; /livevibe: talk with a fast voice front that hands the work to Claude as director.

claude review: the session's latest reply in a calm reading pane docked beside the conversation, with its plan, question and tasks one key away

Branded, print-ready art QR codes that always scan. Describe a picture and a link; QRX paints the code, verifies it decodes, and hosts it on a qrx.to short link.

Fresh from the factory. Ask Claude for a meme and three drafts cook in a side panel while you keep working. Pick one, remix it in plain words, approve it, and post it to Slack.

The latest test, lint and build runs: whether each passed, how long it took and how long ago.

A second pair of eyes: a separate model reads the uncommitted diff and lists only real defects, which you can hand to Claude

Looks up every package Claude installs on npm or PyPI before the command runs, and holds the install for a yes when the name is missing or under 30 days old

A night sky that sets off fireworks when a test, lint or build run passes.

Checks every file path, cited line and code symbol in Claude's last reply against the working tree, with no model call, and flags the ones that are not there

A plant that grows a leaf per tool call, flowers when checks pass and wilts when a call fails.

What changed in the working tree since each test, lint or build command last passed, measured against a hidden git snapshot taken at that moment and handed to Claude on request

Every failing check sends in an invader; every passing check shoots one down.

Select a hash, path, name, timestamp or colour in the transcript with the mouse and the card says what it is, with no model call

Mark passages of Claude's reply with the mouse, write a remark against each, and send them back as one quoted prompt

When a push or install fails on the network, checks the provider's status page and says whether GitHub, npm, PyPI or crates.io reports an incident

The conversation behind a line of code: for lines Claude is about to edit, or a path:line you ask about, the prompt you typed before they were written and the command that resumes that session

The session as a dungeon crawl: every turn is a room, tool calls are monsters, failures wound you and passing checks drop loot. Your hero carries over between sessions.

A queue of prompts that run back to back while you are away, a gate command each must pass before the next starts, and a report of how each one ended

A race track for parallel subagents: each advances one stride per tool call, with a podium as they finish.

Replaces API keys, tokens, private keys and passwords in command output and file reads before Claude sees them

The session as music: a note per tool call, a chord when checks pass and a buzz on failure, with a piano roll. Playback currently works on macOS only.

Underlines file names that do not exist, as you type them in the prompt box, and paints the ones that do green

A chart of the turn: one bar per tool call on a time axis, parallel calls stacked, coloured by tool.