loop-breaker

deadpixel3/claude-local-llm

Delegate routine coding work to a local OpenAI-compatible model and see its live stats (time, tokens, speed, context) above the prompt

yottayoshida/lossless-compaction

Lossless context compaction for Claude Code: old tool output moves to local files and comes back unchanged by id, or by what it is about with a Jev key.

fivood/linecat

A cat walks a line your Claude Code session unfolds, wearing what Claude is doing overhead; plus retro paper-panel styling for messages, tool rows and a usage monitor

Chaveex/martians-mods-4-claude

Un Martien de Martian Base au-dessus du prompt, animé selon ce que fait Claude, avec les barres d'usage session (5 h) et semaine

marcelmatula/claude-mods

Session (5 h) and weekly usage limits as small progress bars with reset countdowns, plus whether the prompt cache is still warm and for how long and the session's name, centred under the prompt; /limits hides or shows them

devohmycode/claude-mods

What another session sends lands in a tab instead of in the context. A peer's delivery is written to the mailbox under your home directory, listed in the Message tab beside the thread it belongs to, and announced in one line — and the session's transcript does not grow by a byte. The thread draws each message whole, wrapped to the column it has, with a Show more under the long ones that opens the rest in place: reading what was held has to be free, or holding it saved nothing. You read it and decide: Hand to Claude puts it in the context and starts a turn, which is the only moment it costs anything, or the field at the bottom answers it, calling SendMessage in the session's own loop so that no model turn is started to write three words. The left column lists the sessions running on this machine, read from the engine's own register: the name each goes by — the one /rename sets, and the one SendMessage takes — with the folder it works in and whether it is busy, this session named at the head of it and a refresh button (r) for the moment you rename one next door; the footer counts what was sent without a turn, what is held, and the bytes kept out of the transcript, three figures in two units and no total over them. It is the cockpit's fifth tab where a cockpit is seated, and opens a pane of its own where none is. /message opens it, /message hand hands everything held over at once, /message hold turns the holding off for the session, and /message who answers with the register of sessions this one can write to.