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Reruns a command after every edit and shows a pass or fail light with the first failing lines.

An Archon pane in the side panel: this project's workflow runs, their graphs and logs, and the approvals that wait on you.

Before a shell command runs, parses it with the shell's own parser and refuses one that does not parse, such as an unclosed quote or heredoc, so none of it runs.

A pane of the project's dev servers: start, restart and watch them, and fill a crash's error into the prompt.

A GitHub pane in the side panel: the repo's open pull requests and issues; click one to open it in the browser, or fill /implement or /wayfinder with an issue. The issue a /wayfinder run works on is pinned at the top, with its next takeable ticket. A toast when your branch's pull request turns green or red, and a button that fills a fix on red.

A gear at the top right of each mod's pane opens one dialog for every claude-mods setting: pick a mod, change its settings, save.

A pane listing the files this session has made or changed, newest first; click one to open it.

One-click replies above the prompt: the options Claude just offered, Yes, Go with your recommendation, Continue, Pass, Fail and Skip when Claude asks for a verdict, and the next wayfinder ticket.

Named folders and files above the prompt: click one to drop its path into what you are typing.

A pane listing the files Claude has read this session, grouped by where they came from, with a lock that keeps reads inside the project folder.

A pane in the side panel listing the next steps of your dev workflow, filled by /ask-sean; click a step to see its prompt.

Run your socials from Claude Code: the Creator OS connector, skills, and a live pane for accounts, scheduled posts and your inbox.

On every prompt, asks Jev which skills fit, shows them ranked above the prompt, and passes them to the model as suggestions.

Bars for the 5-hour and weekly usage limits above the prompt, a ring showing how long the prompt cache stays warm, and an optional ring for drive usage by file type. Cache guard: asks before an expensive cold send; /cache, /handoff, /keepwarm, /disk, /bars. Every part of the display can be hidden.

To-do sidebar next to the chat: queue tasks, even while Claude is working. When Claude is clearly done, the to-do is checked off and the next one starts; otherwise the list stops with a reason and buttons (Continue keeps the order). Runs by default, never pauses on its own. Survives /clear. History per project. /todo, /todos help

Compacts the conversation when the rules say the moment is right, judged against the conversation itself at the end of a turn.

A workspace pane for Claude Code: vitals rail, edit gate (blocks Edit, Write, NotebookEdit and MultiEdit until you approve; not Bash or MCP tools), plan review, ledger, companion, Mac monitor, notes vault, radar, Git and crew.

A sniper game on a neon street: stages, helmets, hostages, thermal vision. Play in a Claude Code panel while Claude thinks. English and Russian

A step debugger for the agent loop: pause at prompts, model requests, responses, tool calls and results; inspect and edit them; play, step or stop.

A focus timer in the band above the prompt: /focus-timer starts a block, the band counts it down with pause, skip and stop buttons, a toast marks each switch, and every fourth break is a long one.

A /issues pane of the open issues assigned to you across GitHub, Linear, Jira and monday.com; press an issue to put its key, title and link in your prompt

An /observe pane with a tab per provider: Docker and Modal containers with each one's live logs and GPU, CPU and RAM use (and Modal's cost), and Render and Vercel deploys (Vercel grouped by app under its production URL) with the current git branch highlighted. /observe docker|modal|render|vercel opens it on that tab

A /trace pane with two tabs: the skills that loaded this session (when, from where, who invoked them, how large) and the web pages Claude fetched or saw in search results, ready to insert as citations

Shows repo@branch and its listening ports in the hint line under the prompt, and a /worktrees pane to review and clear finished worktrees.