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Pigula1984/workbench

A set of mods that put live session data around the prompt box: statusbar (model, effort, mode, directory, branch, usage) and workflow (a dynamic workflow's steps under the prompt).

48X-Dev/claude-plugins

Saves Claude Code's 5-hour and weekly limits, context fill and session cost for the 48X AI Usage app.

20alexl/windvane

Babysits a long Claude Code session so you don't have to: the context fill is watched, the recorder drafts the checkpoint, compaction happens at the right point with the state banked and the work is resumed, the rules and the checkpoint ride inside the compacted conversation and every subagent's prompt, tool results are trimmed and secrets redacted at the door, project memory and rules are a tool call away, and a token ledger, a pane and a status segment show where the session stands.

iyiob96/Context-Mod-Companion

Context-window band above the prompt with RTK token savings and a clickable pixel Yemeni companion whose mood follows how much context is left

kirishimarisano-rgb/Mods-Claude-code-0-powerd-by-claude

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

cdeust/claude-mods

Automatic effort and model, and a quota that limits how many agents run, not how well one runs. Every request runs at the effort its grade calls for (zetetic-genius) and the main tool loop steps down the ladder. A subagent runs on the model its Agent call names, else the one its agent definition pins (read from the definition file, since agent.spawn carries only the call's), else the one the DESIGN block of its prompt names, else, for an inheriting type nobody designed, the rung of the dispatch table (hooks/dispatch-table.ts) for its task's class: one haiku completion grades the spawn prompt (routine, planned, bugfix, analysis, critical; a review or not), and the table gives model and effort (no haiku rung; a review runs on opus when complex, else on sonnet). A classifier that gives no class decides nothing: the spawn inherits and a POLICY row says why. Its effort is the Agent call's, else the one its definition sets, else DESIGN's, else the table's; an inheriting type the call gave a model runs every step at the effort of the turn's grade (main's spawns on a graded turn; a fork, a workflow agent or a teammate is never rewritten). No pressure, quota or context changes a model or an effort the orchestrator designed. Each spawn's requested, definition and decided model, what ran, the effort decided for its steps, the table's class and a short reason for each are kept per session. Quota pressure limits concurrency: the cap on subagents running at once falls from max_parallel_agents (5) at an empty five-hour window to 1 at quota_pressure_percent, and a spawn past it is refused with a message the orchestrator reads (wait for a running agent to finish). Only the main loop's own spawns, a fork of main included, are counted and refused: a subagent's nested spawn, a workflow script's agent() and a teammate are not. Main itself drops to sonnet under quota pressure, and doing implementation work in the main loop is warned about (POLICY row, toast), never blocked. A long streaming tool result is written whole to a file in the session's tool-results directory and the model reads a preview and the path (nothing is cut). Owns `phases`: the phase each loop is in (planning, analysis, design, implementation, verification, test, review, report), read off its tool calls or, for an agent, its type; on each run, the steps the stuck escalation raised (counted where each raised step landed, under enforce only); and the advisor calls of main with when they came. The tool loop of a phase the insights calibrated runs at that rung instead of medium (never above the request's grade). Starts in enforce; observe logs the decisions without applying them.