Claude Code status line
coralline
A Powerlevel10k-inspired status line that Claude installs for you after a short interview about your preferences.
Install
git clone https://github.com/Nanako0129/coralline.gitFrom the README
coralline A Powerlevel10k-inspired statusline for Claude Code. Ten themes, three styles, a themed subagent panel, and rate-limit forecasting. Pure Bash on macOS, Linux, and Git Bash, plus a native PowerShell renderer for Windows. English · 繁體中文 Quick start · Themes · Styles · Segments · Subagent panel · Rate-limit tools · Configuration · Install options · Update The default segments plus the opt-in effort and cache. Ten themes, three styles.From the default claude-coral to nord, dracula, and tokyo-night, drawn as powerline pills, flat lean text, or a p10k-style classic bar. Limits you can plan around.5-hour and 7-day gauges with reset countdowns, an opt-in burn-rate ETA, and optional sync of the open windows across sessions. A themed subagent panel.Each subagent task gets its own row, colored by its status, with its model, context gauge, elapsed time, and optionally its reasoning effort. Fits the window.VL_LAYOUT="auto" wraps the bar over as many as VL_MAX_LINES rows as the terminal narrows. Costs nothing to run.Local only: no network, no API calls, no tokens. The Bash bar parses each payload with one jq call, and a render runs at most one git call. Runs where Claude Code runs.Stock macOS Bash 3.2, Linux Bash 4+, Git Bash, and a native Windows PowerShell 5.1 renderer. Quick start Requirements: the Bash renderer needs jq and a Nerd Font (set VL_ASCII=1 for a glyph-free rendering). Git is optional and only enables git-backed segments. On Windows without Git Bash, use the native PowerShell installer instead. Ask Claude. Paste this into Claude Code: Claude routes by environment, asks before changing preferences, and uses the appropriate installer. This fetches a mutable main/INSTALL.md; review it first or pin the playbook, installer, and payload to the same…
How status lines work
- A status line is a command Claude Code runs to draw the bar under the prompt. It gets the session as JSON on stdin (model, folder, cost, context) and prints one or more lines.
- Point the statusLine setting in ~/.claude/settings.json at it: { "statusLine": { "type": "command", "command": "<the command from the README>" } }.
- Or run /statusline inside Claude Code and describe what you want.
Details
- Repository
- Nanako0129/coralline
- Type
- Status lines
- Language
- PowerShell
- License
- MIT
- Last updated
- 21 October 2026
- Topics
- bashclaudeclaude-codenerd-fontspowerlevel10kstatuslineterminalvibe-coding
FAQ
What is coralline?
A Powerlevel10k-inspired status line that Claude installs for you after a short interview about your preferences. It is a status line for Claude Code, from Nanako0129/coralline on GitHub.
How do I install coralline?
Clone Nanako0129/coralline from GitHub and follow the setup steps in its README.
Is coralline popular?
Nanako0129/coralline has 550 GitHub stars and 42 forks. It was last updated on 21 October 2026.
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