Results for “baselane-sh/mods”

A failed Bash row shows a small red badge with its exit code, for example exit 2.

Five read-only repo exploration commands in one mod: /tree, /deps, /authors, /scripts and /env-check. They read git and project files.

In Claude's replies, path/to/file.ts:42 references to files in your project become links. Click one to put @path/to/file.ts in the prompt.

Adds /owners : the top 5 authors of a file or folder by lines, from git blame. Names only, never addresses. Read-only.

A live side pane of the files Claude read, edited or wrote this session, grouped by action with a count per file, newest first. Open it with /files.

Three quiet nudges in one mod: commit after 8 edits, TODO/FIXME/HACK lines added, and debug prints added.

Fun habits in one install: caveman prose and gitmoji commit messages. They compose: caveman never touches commit messages.

Asks before git commands that throw away work or rewrite history: reset --hard, clean, rebase, filter-branch, filter-repo, push --delete, branch -D and stash clear.

A live side pane, read with git: the branch, ahead and behind its upstream, changed files (staged and unstaged) and the last 5 commits. Refreshes after git commands and edits. Open it with /git.

Asks before git add or commit when secret-looking files are not ignored or are already tracked. Checks with git ls-files.

Commit messages start with the matching gitmoji (✨ feat, 🐛 fix). Composes with conventional-commits: emoji goes before the type.

Asks before harsh DevOps commands: destructive Docker, Kubernetes and Helm calls, CI config edits, broad chmod and chown, and git commands that lose work. Add infra-guard for plain kubectl delete.

Asks only before harsh or disaster commands: destructive infra, git and SQL, piping downloads into a shell, sudo, leaking or committing secrets. Reads git. The quiet choice for daily work.

The 15 core Baselane guards in one mod (secrets, git, infra, packages, path jail). Some read git, measure files with find, read HOME with printenv, or check where a path really lands.

Commit messages get a normal conventional-commit first line, then a 5-7-5 haiku about the change in the body.

Adds /handoff: writes a session summary with the git status to .claude/handoff.md (never overwriting) and answers with the path.

Adds /heatmap: a 12-week calendar grid of the days you used Claude Code, like a contribution graph, shaded by turns, naming your busiest day.

Adds /hotspots: the 10 files changed most often in the last 90 days, from git log, with change counts. Read-only.

Asks before terraform destroy, kubectl delete, force-push, DROP TABLE or rm -rf.

#123 references in Claude's replies become links to that issue when the repository's origin is on GitHub or GitLab. Display only.

Bash output that is one long line of JSON is drawn pretty-printed, folded after 30 lines. Display only: Claude reads the output as it was.

Explains each step and why, and defines jargon once, for a learner.

Asks before kubectl apply or replace with --force, kubectl drain, helm uninstall, and kubectl delete behind global flags (plain kubectl delete is infra-guard's).

Counts the file types Claude edits across sessions and adds /langs: a bar list of the types edited most, each file counted once per session.