Claude Code status lines and mods, page 6

Two lines in Catppuccin colors: model with effort, output style, path, branch and a git clean or dirty mark, then gradient bars for context and the five-hour and seven-day limits with reset times.

@awesomezun

Two Nerd Font lines: model, a 16-segment context bar, cost and quotas on top; directory, git counts, Python venv and vim mode below.

@tzengyuxio

One cross-platform Python line: model, user, folder, git branch, a color-coded context bar, input, output and cache token counts, and session cost. Standard library only, no network calls.

@hoangsonww

Your in-progress Tasqr task, what the queue would hand you next with its pending count, and how much is blocked — alongside model, directory, git branch and context usage. Four styles, from a single line to a boxed panel or two-line meters.

@SMonaghan

Starts with the time, then model, output style, folder and git state, a context bar with tokens left, and five-hour and seven-day quota bars, or the session cost on API billing, wrapping onto more lines to fit the terminal width. More segments in an optional config file. No network calls.

@jacob-bd

A real prompt queue for Claude Code: /after <task> runs it after the current task, without steering. See, reorder and remove queued tasks from a band and a live pane, in plain language.

@midudev

A Claude Code mod that keeps the one-hour prompt cache warm during breaks and stops a cold send once with its estimated rewrite cost. Warming uses model requests and costs tokens. Requires Claude Code 2.1.287+.

@karanb192

A pixel pet that lives in a pane and reacts to what Claude does: eats on tool calls, gets sick on failures, panics on rm -rf, sleeps when idle, evolves as you ship

@OneWave-AI

A pixel-art companion above the prompt that reacts to your session, levels up, and can be redrawn by hand

@lucenity0

Flightdeck: a live agent dashboard for Claude Code. Main model vitals, an on-call architect, every permission check, subagent cards and swimlanes, a turn receipt and a session log, all from real session events

@scasella