Results for “VedantAndhale/claude-pro-kit”

Explanations as visual pages in a pane beside the chat: diagrams drawn in place, the full page one click away. No model calls.

Holds a prompt back once your 5-hour or weekly usage is at or over a limit you set (90% by default); sending it again goes through. No tokens spent.

Shows how long the prompt cache stays warm, and when it expires, exactly how many tokens your next message will re-send uncached. No tokens spent.

Asks before Claude edits a file another chat on this machine changed in the last 30 minutes. Each chat keeps its own small ledger; no model calls, no network.

A pane with the exact breakdown of what fills Claude's context: system prompt, tools, memory files, skills, messages, and which tools load on every request.

Tells you when a newer version of an installed claude-pro-kit mod is out, and /kit-update installs it. One small download per session, no tokens spent.

Trims long shell output before Claude reads it: keeps the head, the tail and every error line, saves the full output to a file Claude can open.

Desktop heads-up display for the Pro plan: exact 5h/7d usage gauges, context gauge, turn receipts, usage in the spinner and compact tool cards. No estimates, no tokens spent.

Stops Claude reading a file over 1,000 lines whole and gives it an outline tool (definitions with line numbers) so it reads only the range it needs. A retry still reads it whole.

Stops Claude re-reading a file it already read in this conversation when the file has not changed since; a deliberate second attempt still goes through.

/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.

Moves tools you have not used lately behind ToolSearch, so their descriptions stop riding along on every request; core tools and anything you used in your last five sessions stay loaded.

Asks before a single turn uses more than +5 session points or 500,000 uncached input tokens, and stops it cleanly if you say so. Checks between requests, never mid-command.