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Typing "status" while background shells or subagents run opens a pane with each task's exact elapsed time, the tail of its output and any percent it printed, instead of sending the prompt to Claude. /peek opens it too. No tokens spent.

/receipt opens a pane with the exact tokens every turn of the session spent (uncached, cached, output, subagents) and the costliest turns. No tokens spent.

phone-a-friend, made legible: every review as a thread of rounds with its verdict and findings, live progress while a reviewer works, and the agent sessions that need you

RoadRaven pane in Claude Code: live agents on roadmap nodes, batched UAT sign-off, and a backlog you can start or prioritise

Source-backed engineering practices and reviewed skill repositories, in a Claude Code pane.

A live cactus inbox pane for the session's project, answerable in place

Stops a session before it runs past a budget. Three figures are guarded, each with a limit you set: the session cost in dollars, the 5-hour plan window and the 7-day plan window. It says nothing until a figure nears its limit, then pins a status line and warns once; past the limit it refuses tool calls and asks before sending another prompt. /guard shows the state and changes the limits.

A live /context: a pinned line under the prompt with the window fill and the growth per turn, and /context-lens for a pane with the per-category bars and how many turns are left before auto-compaction.

Shows the subscription plan limits - the 5-hour window, the 7-day window and a gateway spend limit - as a pinned status line under the prompt, with a reset countdown and a projection of when you would hit 100% at the pace of the last few samples. /quota opens a pane with a bar, the reset clock time and the burn rate for each window.

/mods: browse, search and install community Claude Code mods from a pane, with what each one can access shown before you install

Live panel of what Claude is doing: running tools with real commands and timers, what is waiting for your approval, subagents, and its current todo plan.

Live context-window panel: what fills it, checkpoints before you compact or clear, and nudges before you hit the wall.

Clickable safety rules with presets: block rm -rf, force-push, destructive git, secret files, sudo, installs, network; lock Claude to the project folder or read-only; add your own block patterns.

Pick which claude-mods you want: install, turn on or off, update, or remove each mod from one panel (/mods), with presets. No need to install everything.

A one-line launcher above the prompt: live context %, and one-click buttons for every claude-mods panel you have installed.

A menu of one-click actions under the header, above the prompt or in a pane, and a control panel from ◆ pad: model and effort in one click, this collection's mods, the shortcuts. Pick and order up to 8 with /pad configuration

Test runs at a glance: passing over total in the status line, a sparkline of failures across runs, the failing tests, and a toast when the suite turns green

Paints Markdown onto Claude Code's prompt box as you type: fenced code becomes a syntax-highlighted card (even before you close the fence), and inline code, bold, italic, lists, task lists, quotes, tables, links and headings are styled. Paint only, your text is never changed.

A little pixel cat that wanders above the Claude Code prompt, watches your usage limits and announces when work finishes; or switch packs for an adventurer who mines, chops trees and fights zombies

Shows the prompt cache's countdown and hit rate above the input box, explains every cache break and cache expiry, and can keep the cache warm to cut Claude Code cost

A pack of small Claude Code mods that share the band above the prompt without overwriting each other. Turn each one on or off with /mods.

State-aware Neovim diff panes

One-pass local response cleanup without agent retries

Optional study-desk extras for the coa plugin: see which data lookups grounded an answer and read a passage beside the conversation. Terminal and desktop app only.