All mods
3,352 mods. Every one passed the check.
- equalizer-widget 1.0.0 Level meters that jump with every tool call and fall back to rest. 2
- coffee-widget 1.0.0 A coffee cup that empties as you work and nudges you to take a break when it runs dry. 2
- minesweeper-widget 1.0.0 Minesweeper, played with the mouse in the fullscreen layout. 2
- timeline-widget 1.0.0 A chart of the turn: one bar per tool call on a time axis, parallel calls stacked, coloured by tool. 2
- board-widget 1.0.0 A status board Claude keeps itself: its current goal, key findings and open questions, pinned through a tool the plugin registers. 2
- guard-widget 1.0.0 A tally of this session's permission checks: what was allowed, what you were asked about and what was denied. 2
- stream-widget 1.0.0 A live gauge of how fast Claude is writing, in tokens per second, with a sparkline. 2
- watch-widget 1.0.0 Reruns a command after every edit and shows a pass or fail light with the first failing lines. 2
- sessions-widget 1.0.0 The other Claude Code sessions open on this machine: folder, branch, and whether each is busy. 2
- map-widget 1.0.0 A pixel map of the repository: every tracked file a block, lit blue where Claude has read and green where it has edited. 2
- world-widget 1.0.0 One diorama for the whole session: the sky follows the clock, the weather follows context, a tower rises per turn, a train carries the tool calls and a crab walks through it. 2
- quest-widget 1.0.0 The session as a dungeon crawl: every turn is a room, tool calls are monsters, failures wound you and passing checks drop loot. Your hero carries over between sessions. 2
- race-widget 1.0.0 A race track for parallel subagents: each advances one stride per tool call, with a podium as they finish. 2
- donut-widget 1.0.0 The spinning 3D donut, drawn in pixels; it spins faster while tool calls are running. 2
- pipes-widget 1.0.0 The pipes screensaver: coloured pipes grow across the card while the session is idle. 2
- maze-widget 1.0.0 A first-person walk through a maze seeded by the project folder, drawn with a raycaster. 2
- marquee-widget 1.0.0 An LED ticker that scrolls session events across the card: turns, tool calls and failures. 2
- typer-widget 1.0.0 A typing game for long turns: words fall, taken from your own file names; type them before they land. 2
- sound-widget 1.0.0 The session as music: a note per tool call, a chord when checks pass and a buzz on failure, with a piano roll. Playback currently works on macOS only. 2
- moon-widget 1.0.0 The real moon right now, drawn for your hemisphere, with a countdown to the next full moon and what it means for your deploy 2
- sieve-widget 1.0.0 A compaction that keeps every word you and Claude said and folds only the old tool traffic, with no summary and no tokens spent 2
- notebook-widget 1.0.0 Gives Claude a jot tool for writing down what its future self should know about this project, and reads the notes back next session 2
- footnotes-widget 1.0.0 Checks every file path, cited line and code symbol in Claude's last reply against the working tree, with no model call, and flags the ones that are not there 2
- ledger-widget 1.0.0 What a project has cost across every session, from any folder or worktree in it: measured as each turn ends, and read back from the sessions Claude Code saved 2
- trial-widget 1.0.0 A fair test of another widget: sessions alternate with it on and off, and the card compares how many turns end clean 2
- squiggle-widget 1.0.0 Underlines file names that do not exist, as you type them in the prompt box, and paints the ones that do green 2
- critic-widget 1.0.0 A second pair of eyes: a separate model reads the uncommitted diff and lists only real defects, which you can hand to Claude 2
- aside-widget 1.0.0 Ask a side question about the conversation, even mid-turn, and get the answer on a card without adding a turn to the transcript 2
- tap-widget 1.0.0 One line per tool of your connected MCP servers, called by the widget on a clock with no model: pull requests, errors, the next meeting 2
- margin-widget 1.0.0 Mark passages of Claude's reply with the mouse, write a remark against each, and send them back as one quoted prompt 2