Claude Code mod
widget-bridge
Sends each local session's status (what Claude is doing, task progress, context and usage) to the Claude Widget desktop app on this computer, and takes its Stop button
Install
/plugin marketplace add kirishimarisano-rgb/Mods-Claude-code-0-powerd-by-claude
/plugin install widget-bridge@kirishima-modsMods install like plugins. Run /reload-plugins or start a new session to load it.
What it can access
- Reach
- L3Network: network, drives Claude, reads mod state, persists state
- Sees
- every tool call
- Hooks
session.startcommand.runsession.measureturn.startturn.steptool.callturn.completesession.end
From a static scan of the mod's code by awesome-claude-code-mods. It shows what the code asks for, not a security review.
How Claude Code mods work
- A mod is a plugin with a JavaScript or TypeScript module that runs inside Claude Code (version 2.1.287 or later). It can draw panes beside the transcript, a band above the prompt, buttons and toasts, restyle the spinner and tool rows, and watch or rewrite tool calls and prompts.
- It installs like any plugin: add its marketplace with /plugin marketplace add owner/repo, then /plugin install name@marketplace.
- Check what a mod can reach before installing: it runs with your permissions. Reach goes from drawing only, to reading files, to writing files or running processes, to the network. Run claude plugin validate on a clone to list its hooks and calls without running it.
- Turn one off from the Installed tab in /plugin, or start Claude Code with --safe-mode to skip every customization for a session.
Details
- Folder
widget-bridge- Marketplace
kirishima-mods- Author
- kirishimarisano-rgb
- License
- MIT
- Last updated
- 18 October 2026
- Listed in
- awesome-claude-code-mods
FAQ
What is widget-bridge?
Sends each local session's status (what Claude is doing, task progress, context and usage) to the Claude Widget desktop app on this computer, and takes its Stop button It is a mod for Claude Code, from kirishimarisano-rgb/Mods-Claude-code-0-powerd-by-claude on GitHub.
What can the widget-bridge mod access?
Its widest reach is "network" (network, drives Claude, reads mod state, persists state). It sees every tool call. Like any mod, it runs with your permissions.
How do I install widget-bridge?
Inside Claude Code (v2.1.287 or later), run /plugin marketplace add kirishimarisano-rgb/Mods-Claude-code-0-powerd-by-claude and then /plugin install widget-bridge@kirishima-mods.
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