Claude Code mods
Mods are Claude Code plugins that draw in its interface: above the prompt, under it, or in a pane.
Every preview here comes from running the mod in Claude Code. A person reviewed each one, and its install is pinned to the commit they read.
Looking for a status line instead? Browse the gallery.
New to mods? See how they compare with status lines and what a mod can touch.
Mods
Common questions
What is a Claude Code mod?
A mod is a Claude Code plugin whose code runs inside Claude Code and draws part of its interface. It can add a band above the prompt, a line under it, a pane, a toast or a slash command. Mods draw in the terminal and in Claude Desktop.
How do I install a mod?
Open the mod and copy its install prompt. Paste it into Claude Code or Claude Desktop, and Claude runs two claude plugin commands that add the statuslin.es marketplace and install the mod. Then start a new session to load it.
Are these mods safe to install?
A person reads every mod before it's listed, and the install is pinned to the commit shown on its page, so a later push to the author's repo can't change what you get. Each page also says whether the mod uses your plan, changes files or reaches the network, as reported by claude plugin validate. An installed mod runs with your permissions, so read its source before you install it.
How is a mod different from a status line?
A status line is a script that Claude Code runs and prints at the bottom of the terminal. A mod runs inside Claude Code, so it can draw in more places and add commands. Claude Desktop doesn't show status lines, but it does show mods.





