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Guided modernization for any legacy codebase: start with /modernize, get an assessment, an interactive map, the business rules mined from the code, and a plan you approve, then an upgrade, a rewrite or a rebuild with independent proof that the new code behaves like the old. Includes security hardening, a one-page report, specialist agents, and an optional live progress pane (early access).

Styled replies and prompts: Markdown drawn with solid panels for code, quotes, prompts and pastes

A crew panel for standard subagents (/crew): each agent type is a crab character with its own role, look and lines, animated by its status and progress.

Usage stats for the obsidian-cli-mcp server (/cli-mcp-tool-stats): calls, estimated tokens, errors and latency per tool, with hints on heavy results, repeat calls, error patterns and unused schemas, kept across sessions.

A review desk panel (/reviews): Claude publishes open questions, decisions, findings, write plans, animated explainers and read-throughs; you answer, ask and submit in the panel, and the outcome goes back to Claude.

Live Claude + Codex quota band above the prompt: context, 5h and 7d windows, token counts, pace and a 7-day plan

Pane listing GitLab/GitHub issues assigned to me, grouped by board status label

Pasted images become chips you can click to open in the system viewer, in the transcript and above the prompt

SwitchMod: useful extras for Claude Code, each one a switch. A usage meter above the prompt, an output viewer for long results and images, secret hiding, a stop for repeated failures, a check before risky commands, a work log, and coordination between parallel chats. /switchmod turns each on or off.

A side chat in a pane that reads the main chat, scrolls and draws: /ask a question, /draw a diagram. Nothing goes back to the main chat unless you send it. Answers are Mermaid drawn as box art in the terminal and as SVG in the desktop app.

Replies that point at code: ask with /code-reference (a question, or a PR to review) and each place the reply names opens in a code pane beside it, the prose linked to it and boxed under each section. Only the command triggers it. Drawn the same in the terminal and the desktop app. PRs are read with gh, a GitHub MCP server or git, and checked out into a review worktree.

Every subagent Claude starts waits for your approval: approve, refuse, approve all for the turn, change its model (suggested by the task's complexity) or add a note to its task. A pane lists the agents waiting, the full task and recent decisions, the same in the terminal and the desktop app.

A control panel tucked into the corner above the Claude Code prompt, in five modules you turn on or off: where your tokens go (files, chat, MCP, shell, skills and plugins, subagents and more), model and effort pickers in three styles, prompt-cache countdown with a 2-minute keep-warm alert, handoff buttons, and next steps (follow-up prompts after each reply, one key to put in the prompt box).

Pane for the per-repo aq prompt queue: pick items, batch them into the prompt box, queue drafts, and let Claude queue follow-ups

Runs each repo's dev servers as named services on fixed ports, with a pane, filtered log reads and start/stop tools for the model

A pane showing the milestone and task tree of spec/*/tasks.md and implementation_plan.md files; press a task to tick it

Keeps AI coding agents inside your project's rules, from idea to merged code: spec design, lanes, layer rules, protected paths with an approval log, spec-check and design gates, proof-before-finish checks, dispatch, review, build status and CI verification, configured per project from its docs

Shows a thumbnail of each pasted image under the prompt you pasted it into

侧边面板查看 A股/港股/美股指数与自选股行情

Answer Claude's questions and quote its paragraphs with a click: numbered questions with clickable options, a ❝ on every paragraph, and the full context sent along with your message.

Spin up Claude Code workers from a picker: OpenRouter (any model) or Amazon Bedrock (Claude), as tmux panes or terminal tabs; team messaging between them

Live pane of driver-seat cheap workers: running tasks, cost, fail and escalation rates from workers.tsv

Learn mode: one-step pacing, no unasked web search, no work on todos you haven't reached

A button under the prompt that opens a pane to switch /model and /effort; add a setting by adding one control