Commands
63 mods. New slash commands.
- snippet-vault 1.0.1 Save and reuse code snippets across projects with /save-snippet and /snippet. 1
- link-vault 1.0.1 Collects every URL from the conversation into one list. 1
- curl-to-code 1.0.1 /curl2code turns a curl command into fetch, axios, Python requests or Go code. 1
- mod-maker 1.0.0 /new-mod scaffolds a new Claude Code mod with manifest, hooks, test and README, ready to fill in. 1
- settings-sync 1.1.1 Exports and imports your mods' configuration so you can move it between machines. 1
- turn-recap 0.1.0 Adds a one-line TL;DR beneath long answers, written by a quick Haiku 5.5 call. 1
- worktree 0.1.0 /wt creates a worktree for the work under discussion and moves the session into it, without a turn of the main model. 0
- session-relaunch 0.1.0 Update Claude Code and resume this session on the new version 0
- hyperspace 0.2.0 Spinner mod: an X-wing or a TIE fighter flies through a parallax starfield while Claude works, with laser volleys and a hyperspace jump every 24 s. /ship switches the ship. 0
- mod-doctor 1.0.0 /mod-doctor checks every installed mod in one report: hook scripts, plugin mods loaded, Node, Claude Code version, errors and ESLint timings in the mods log. 0
- machine-tag Prefixes session titles with this machine's emoji tag (💻 MBP, 🪶 Air, 🎮 Rig, 🔥 5090, ⚡ 4090), so pinned and listed sessions show which computer they run on 0
- understand-mode 0.1.0 Makes Claude explain its work in the fastest format to understand: STE-style text, diagrams, throwaway HTML pages or explainer videos, alone or combined, chosen by project and context. 0
- latex 0.1.0 Reads your LaTeX header's macros so math renders in the desktop app, and draws math as Unicode in the terminal 0
- agent-models 0.1.1 Pins the model each subagent type runs on, set in /config or with /agent-models 0
- keryx 0.6.0 mod + skill Gives Claude Code a voice: after each reply, speaks a one- or two-sentence gist through a local Kokoro voice, shortened by a local Ollama model. 0
- dialup 0.1.0 Plays an old-school dial-up modem handshake while Claude is thinking or working. /modem toggles it. 0
- mis-notas 0.1.0 Guarda notas con /nota y Claude las usa como tu contexto y tus preferencias en todas las sesiones 0
- history-keeper 0.1.0 Keep a copy of every Claude Code session that the 30-day cleanup cannot delete, as JSONL and readable markdown, with message times in the transcript and /history to list and search old sessions. 0
- recording-mode 0.1.0 Режим записи: прячет почты, ключи и номера в транскрипте (/record on|off) 0
- decision-popup 0.1.0 Decision popup: Claude asks every decision (approve/refuse, A or B, irreversible steps) as a one-key question, drawn in a framed popup; guard mods' questions get a red frame. /dontes toggles. Hungarian or English. 0
- cortex-wiki 0.1.1 /wiki <wiki/**.md>: compile a Cortex wiki page (Markdown with ```tikz blocks) to PDF through pandoc and xelatex, and open it. 0
- handily 0.4.0 Every handily mod in one install, and /handily to show which mods are installed and loaded. 0
- compact-tools 0.1.2 ターミナルでシェルの出力を 1 行に畳み、/compact-tools で全出力表示と切り替える 0
- done-chime 0.2.0 Chimes when a long turn finishes and when a permission prompt is waiting; /chime to toggle 0
- model-router 0.1.0 Picks the right model for every subagent without being told: Haiku for lookups, Sonnet for building, Opus for judgment calls 0
- copy-last 0.1.0 Copy Claude's last reply, or its last code block, to the clipboard as clean Markdown with /copy, with no terminal indentation or trailing spaces. 0
- show-paths 0.1.0 Put the file path on every Read, Edit, Write, Glob, and Grep row in the transcript, so you never expand a row just to learn which file it touched. 0
- quiet-tools 0.1.0 Draws successful tool calls as one dim line in the terminal and hides their output; a call a hook refused is one red line; failed calls stay in full; /quiet-tools toggles it. 0
- auto-session-title 0.2.0 Titles the session after a few prompts and refreshes it as the work drifts; /done and /undone add or remove a checkmark in front of the title. 0
- find-sess 0.1.1 /find-sess <what you remember>: find a past session in this repo with a Haiku call, then resume it 0