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10 mods

burn-rate

TroyJLorents-GH/mod-squad

A terminal cost dashboard (/burn): spend by day, project, model, activity, tools, shell commands and MCP servers, read from your local Claude Code transcripts and estimated at list price.

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context-gauge

TroyJLorents-GH/mod-squad

A band above the prompt showing how full the context window is, shading green → orange → red, with a nudge to /compact as it nears the limit.

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model-router

TroyJLorents-GH/mod-squad

Routes each turn to the cheapest model + effort that fits the task (Haiku 5.5 → Sonnet 5.5 → Opus 5.5 → Fable 5.1) and shows the ladder in a side pane.

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ping

TroyJLorents-GH/mod-squad

Plays a chime and shows a toast when a long turn finishes (or Claude is waiting on your approval), so you can walk away.

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safety-net

TroyJLorents-GH/mod-squad

Blocks destructive tool calls before they run (force pushes, rm -rf outside the project, DROP TABLE, terraform destroy, writes to .env and keys, ...) and explains why.

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secret-scrubber

TroyJLorents-GH/mod-squad

Redacts API keys, tokens, private keys and .env secrets from tool output before the transcript stores it and before the model reads it.

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session-graph

TroyJLorents-GH/mod-squad

A knowledge graph across your Claude Code sessions. Each session records its topics and files; when another session covers the same ground you get an alert, and /graph can pull its findings into the one you are in.

★ 1PanesGuardsCommands

standup

TroyJLorents-GH/mod-squad

/standup: click Generate and get a written standup of everything you got done today, grouped by project, from your local Claude Code sessions.

★ 1PanesCommands

stock-watch

TroyJLorents-GH/mod-squad

/stock: watch tickers and get a chime when one reaches the low or high you set. Works any time, in any session.

★ 1PanesStatus lineCommands

turn-recap

TroyJLorents-GH/mod-squad

Adds a one-line TL;DR beneath long answers, written by a quick Haiku 5.5 call.