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slick-bar

One-line session bar above the prompt: model, effort, repo, branch, context gauge, prompt cache health, rate limits, cost

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v0.1.0MITupdated 2026-10-04mustafa89/my-claude-code-mods/slick-bar
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› fix the failing auth test and add an audit log call ⏺ Read(src/auth.ts) ⎿ Read 6 lines ⏺ Update(src/auth.ts) ⎿ Added 2 lines, removed 1 line ⏺ Bash(bun test) ⎿ 3 pass, 1 fail ● Done. refresh now rejects expired claims and logs an audit event. ✻ Worked for 42s · done 4:20 PM ────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── › ✻ Opus 5.5  app ctx ━━━━━━ 49% 97k/200k 5h ━━━━━━ 31% ? for shortcuts

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✻ Opus 5.5  app ctx ━━━━━━ 49% 97
README

my-claude-code-mods

Six mods for Claude Code: a one-line status bar, image previews for pasted screenshots, boxed cards for tool calls, a keepalive for the prompt cache, a weekly calendar of your sessions, and animated diagrams Claude can draw in the transcript.

Mods are Claude Code plugins built from function hooks. They need Claude Code 2.1.287 or newer. Mods are an early-access feature: the hooks API can change between releases.

ModWhat it does
slick-barReplaces the hint line under the prompt with a one-line bar: model, effort, folder, branch, context gauge, prompt-cache health, rate-limit gauges
image-peekShows a preview of a pasted image above the prompt and under the message that sent it
tool-cardsDraws each tool call as a boxed card: highlighted command, output preview, timing footer
cache-warmKeeps the prompt cache of an idle chat warm with a small capped ping, and counts cache hits and misses
week-calendar/week draws a calendar of the week's sessions with commits, hours per project, and a 3-line report
diagram-modGives Claude a show_diagram tool: animated diagrams that play a story step by step, with packets, gauges and a live log

Install

  1. Clone the repo:
   git clone https://github.com/mustafa89/my-claude-code-mods.git ~/.claude/mods
  1. Tell Claude Code to load the mods. Add this to the env block of ~/.claude/settings.json (paths separated by :; ~ is allowed):
   {
     "env": {
       "CLAUDE_CODE_PLUGIN_DIRS": "~/.claude/mods/slick-bar:~/.claude/mods/image-peek:~/.claude/mods/tool-cards:~/.claude/mods/cache-warm:~/.claude/mods/week-calendar:~/.claude/mods/diagram-mod"
     }
   }

Leave out the mods you do not want. slick-bar lists cache-warm as a dependency for its cache segment, so load the two together.

  1. Start a new Claude Code session. Each mod prints <name>: loaded in the transcript.

To try one mod for a single session only:

claude --plugin-dir ~/.claude/mods/slick-bar

If you use a statusLine command, the bar does not replace it. The bar sits on the hint line under the prompt; your status line stays below it. Remove statusLine from your settings if you want only the bar.

slick-bar

slick-bar

One line under the prompt, after Claude Code's own permission-mode label:

  • Model and effort: ✻ Opus 5.5 1M · medium. The ✻ turns into ◉ while a turn runs.
  • Folder and branch: repository name (plus subfolder), branch, ± when the tree has changes, ↑/↓ for commits ahead of or behind the upstream.
  • Context gauge: how full the context window is, green → amber → red.
  • Rate-limit gauges (subscription plans): 5-hour and 7-day usage, the time until each window resets (↻ 3h12m), and a ┃ tick that marks how much of the window has passed. Usage to the right of the tick means you are using it faster than the window allows; the percentage turns amber when the current pace projects past 100%.
  • Prompt cache (with cache-warm): cache ● 97% 52m ✗1 ⟳2. The dot is green while the cache is warm, amber in the last minutes before it expires, and ○ cold after. Then the share of the last request served from cache, the time until the cache expires, misses (✗) and keepalive pings (⟳).

When the terminal is narrow, segments drop in this order: hint text, 7-day gauge, token count, cache, branch, folder. The model and the context gauge always stay.

The bar needs a Nerd Font for the pill shapes and icons.

image-peek

image-peek

  • While you write a prompt, every pasted image shows above the prompt with its size (Image #3 · 1246×846).
  • After you send it, the image shows under your message in the transcript.

image-peek draws real images through the kitty graphics protocol, so it needs a terminal that supports it, such as kitty or Ghostty. Elsewhere it shows the image's label instead.

It also needs macOS: it uses sips to make a smaller copy of each image.

Terminal multiplexers: inside a multiplexer that passes kitty graphics through but identifies itself differently (for example herdr, which reports libghostty), Claude Code turns graphics off. To turn them on, add this to the same env block:

"CLAUDE_CODE_FORCE_TERMINAL_IMAGES": "1"

Only do this if your terminal really supports kitty graphics. Otherwise images draw as empty boxes.

tool-cards

tool-cards

Every tool call becomes a card:

  • Header: tool name and status: ✓ done, ◌ running, ✗ error, ⊘ interrupted. The command's description follows.
  • Bash: the command with syntax colours, then the first 5 lines of output (errors in red).
  • Edit and Write: a split diff, old on the left and new on the right, with line numbers, red and green rows, and the changed words highlighted. A +N -M header with a bar shows the size of the change. Narrow terminals stack old over new. A new file from Write keeps Claude Code's own view.
  • MCP tools: the arguments, then the output folded behind ▾ output · N lines. JSON is indented; errors show in red.
  • Other tools: one line saying what the call acted on, for example src/cart/total.js:10-30 for a Read.
  • Footer: how long the call took, how many words it printed, and the Bash timeout if one was set.
  • Diagrams from diagram-mod: a rounded card headed ◇ diagram, as wide as the diagram, with the animation inside and ▴ collapse / ▾ expand.

Claude Code normally folds runs of reads and searches into one line (Searched for 2 patterns). tool-cards unfolds them, so each call gets its own card.

Expanding output

  • Click ▾ expand on a card to see all of its output or diff (up to 400 lines). Clicks reach the card in fullscreen mode.
  • /cards full expands every card; /cards compact goes back to the preview (5 output lines, 16 diff rows, MCP output folded); /cards switches between the two.

Ctrl+o does not expand a card. Claude Code does not tell mods when the Ctrl+o view is open.

cache-warm

cache-warm

Claude Code caches the conversation on the API side. A request that reads the cache pays a small part of the input price; a request after the cache expired writes the whole conversation again. cache-warm sends one small request just before the cache expires, so an idle chat stays warm.

How it works

  • Timer: a 15-second timer runs inside the Claude Code session. There is no cron job; the timer stops when the session closes or the computer sleeps.
  • Ping: when the chat is idle and the cache is 2 minutes from expiry, the mod calls $.model.fork. The fork sends the session's last request again with a one-line prompt. The API reads the conversation from the cache, and that read starts the cache lifetime again. The fork runs no tools and does not show in the transcript.
  • Hits and misses: after each turn, the mod reads the token counts of the turn's first request. If less than half of the input came from the cache, the turn counts as a miss.

Why it is worth it

Prompt caching prices, as a multiple of the normal input price:

RequestPrice
Cache write, 1-hour cache2×
Cache write, 5-minute cache1.25×
Cache read0.1× (Opus 5.5: 0.05×, Fable 5.1: 0.025×)

Example: a 400k-token chat on Opus 5.5 with the 1-hour cache.

  • The cache expires: your next prompt writes 400k tokens at 2×, the cost of 800k input tokens.
  • The cache is warm: your next prompt reads 400k tokens at 0.05×, the cost of 20k input tokens.
  • One ping: the same read, 20k.

A ping costs 1/40 of a cold restart. Four pings cost 80k, one tenth of a restart, even if you never come back to the chat. The keepalive pays for itself when there is a better than 1-in-40 chance that you come back within the next hour. At the general read price of 0.1×, the break-even is 20 pings.

Limits on the pings

  • Cap: at most maxPings pings (default 4) per idle stretch. A prompt you type resets the count.
  • Rate limit: no pings while the 5-hour usage window is 80% full or more.
  • Expired cache: no ping after the cache expired, for example after the computer slept. A ping then would pay a full cache write.
  • Missed ping: when a ping does not read from the cache, the mod stops pinging until your next turn.
  • Failed ping: an API error does not count as a refresh. The next tick tries again.

Settings and command

SettingValuesDefault
ttl1h, 5m1h
maxPingsa number4

Change them in /config. Claude Code sessions use the 1-hour cache on most plans. Use 5m for the API default, or when your account runs in usage overage.

/cache-warm status shows the cache state, /cache-warm off stops the pings, /cache-warm on starts them again.

week-calendar

week-calendar

The screenshot shows a real week with every title, project and commit replaced.

/week builds a calendar of this week's Claude Code and Codex sessions, opens it in your browser, and prints a 3-line report:

Shipped: rate limiting, CI runner migration, deploy runbook
Most time: api-service, 22h 27m
Next: Prototype caching layer, Upgrade database driver

/week last shows last week; /week -2 goes two weeks back.

What the calendar shows

  • Sessions as blocks, one colour per project. A session splits into blocks at gaps longer than 30 minutes.
  • Commits you made during each block, matched by your git config user.email.
  • Sessions that ended without a commit: a dashed outline and an amber dot. The sidebar lists them, longest first.
  • Active time: hours per project and per day. Sessions that run in parallel count once.
  • Details: click a block to see its time, model, commits, and the first message you typed.

How it works

  • bin/build.mjs reads ~/.claude/projects/**/*.jsonl and ~/.codex/sessions/**/*.jsonl, runs git log in each project, and writes one HTML file to ~/.calendar/week-<monday>.html. Node only, no network.
  • The hook sends the week's commit subjects to Sonnet once to write the "Shipped" line.
  • The HTML file holds all its data inline and loads nothing from the network.

The calendar file holds the first message of each session as plain text. It stays on your machine.

Settings

~/.calendar/config.json is created on the first run:

SettingDefaultWhat it does
dayStartHour6Work before this hour counts toward the previous day
gapMinutes30A gap longer than this starts a new block
minNoCommitMinutes15Shorter blocks are not flagged as ending without a commit
weekStartmonmon or sun
themedarkdark or light
accent, paletteColours for today, the busiest day, and the projects

It needs Node and git. It opens the file with open on macOS or xdg-open on Linux.

diagram-mod

diagram-mod

Ask Claude for a diagram or a visual explanation and it calls the mod's show_diagram tool. The diagram draws in the tool's row in the transcript:

  • Boxes: a label, detail lines and a status, with dashed borders in the colour of their role. A status has a tone: a spinner while running, ✓ ok, ✗ error, ! warning.
  • Edges: dashed arrows with optional labels. The layout runs top to bottom and is computed from the edges; Claude never gives coordinates. Edges that point back up, or skip a row, run along the right margin.
  • Packets: braille "comets" with a fading tail, moving a quarter cell at a time.
  • Gauges: bars (meters) that fill in eighths of a cell, and a moving activity wave (spark).
  • Side panels: a node with side: "left" or "right" becomes a tall panel beside the tree, with rows a step can highlight.
  • Frame: a legend under the title, a caption under the diagram, a log table (time, actor, message, status) and a footer of counters.

Stories

Give the spec steps and the diagram plays them in a loop. Each step names the edges carrying traffic (only those light up), changes node statuses, meters and panel highlights, adds log rows, and moves the counters. Meters ease to their new values and counters count up across the step. Without steps, packets loop on the edges you name.

examples/agent-tree.json is the story in the GIF; examples/dispatcher.json is a simple diagram without steps. The bundled skill tells Claude when to use the tool and how to keep a diagram readable: one idea, about 12 nodes at most, labels of 1-3 words, 3-6 steps.

How it animates

  • About 60 frames a second, repainting one cell grid in place; frames that would not change are skipped.
  • Only the newest diagram moves; older ones keep a still frame.
  • The animation waits while Claude is still writing its reply, so the streaming text stays fast, and pauses while the row is scrolled out of view or folded.
  • A terminal narrower than the diagram gets a still text version instead.

Settings

SettingDefaultWhat it does
displayinlineinline: the diagram animates in the transcript row. pane: it opens in a side pane, closed with q or Esc (Claude Code only seats a pane it did not ask for from 144 columns)

Development

Each mod is a folder:

<mod>/
  .claude-plugin/plugin.json   name, version, description, types
  hooks/hooks.json             { "modules": ["./register.tsx"] }
  hooks/register.tsx           the hooks
  types/index.d.ts             the state the mod keeps
  tests/*.test.tsx             tests

Check and test a mod:

claude plugin validate ./slick-bar
claude plugin test ./slick-bar

Claude Code writes the API types into <mod>/.claude-plugin/types/ the first time it loads a mod; those files are not committed. A session started with --plugin-dir reloads a mod when you save its files.

Limits

These come from the mods API, not from the mods:

  • Permission mode: mods cannot read it, so the bar sits after Claude Code's own mode label.
  • Space above the prompt: the empty row between the transcript and the prompt belongs to Claude Code.
  • Ctrl+o: tool rows do not report the expanded view (see Expanding output).
  • Cache lifetime: mods cannot read which cache lifetime the session uses, so cache-warm takes it from the ttl setting.
  • Tool names: Claude Code lists a tool a mod registers as mcp__<mod>__<tool>, so diagram-mod's tool is mcp__diagram-mod__show_diagram though no MCP server is involved.

License

MIT

Source 2 files
hooks/register.tsx 369 lines
1import { atom, read, update } from 'claude-code'
2import type { EngineInterface, Register, RenderElement } from 'claude-code'
3
4import type { Git, Usage } from '../types'
5
6const git = atom({ plugin: 'slick-bar', key: 'git' } as const, null)
7const usage = atom({ plugin: 'slick-bar', key: 'usage' } as const, null)
8const model = atom({ plugin: 'slick-bar', key: 'model' } as const, '')
9const effort = atom({ plugin: 'slick-bar', key: 'effort' } as const, '')
10// Written by the cache-warm mod; undefined while it is not loaded.
11const cache = { plugin: 'cache-warm', key: 'health' } as const
12
13const C = {
14  accent: '#D97757',
15  ink: '#1A1B1F',
16  surface: '#2A2E37',
17  text: '#D7DCE4',
18  muted: '#7F8796',
19  track: '#3B414D',
20  green: '#7EE787',
21  amber: '#F2CC60',
22  red: '#FF7B72',
23  blue: '#79C0FF',
24}
25
26// Nerd Font glyphs: rounded pill caps, folder, branch.
27const CAP_L = ''
28const CAP_R = ''
29const ICON_DIR = ''
30const ICON_BRANCH = ''
31
32const GIT_TOOLS = new Set(['Bash', 'Edit', 'Write', 'NotebookEdit'])
33const LIMIT_LABEL: Record<string, string> = { five_hour: '5h', seven_day: '7d' }
34const WINDOW_MS: Record<string, number> = { five_hour: 5 * 3_600_000, seven_day: 7 * 24 * 3_600_000 }
35const MAX_BRANCH = 24
36// The footer line starts with the engine's own mode label (`⏵⏵ auto mode on · `); keep room for it.
37const MODE_COLS = 22
38const CYCLE_HINT = '(shift+tab to cycle)'
39
40type $ = EngineInterface
41
42async function refreshGit($: $) {
43  const cwd = await $.session.cwd()
44  const run = (argv: string[]) => $.process.run(['git', ...argv], { cwd, timeoutMs: 5000 })
45  const top = await run(['rev-parse', '--show-toplevel'])
46
47  if (top.exitCode !== 0) {
48    const home = await $.env.get('HOME')
49    const dir = home !== undefined && cwd.startsWith(home) ? `~${cwd.slice(home.length)}` : cwd
50    await update($, git, () => ({ dir, branch: null, isDirty: false, ahead: 0, behind: 0 }))
51    return
52  }
53
54  const root = top.stdout.trim()
55  const sub = cwd.slice(root.length).replace(/^\//, '')
56  const repo = root.split('/').pop() ?? root
57  const status = await run(['status', '--porcelain=v2', '--branch'])
58  const next: Git = { dir: sub ? `${repo}/${sub}` : repo, branch: null, isDirty: false, ahead: 0, behind: 0 }
59
60  for (const line of status.stdout.split('\n')) {
61    if (line.startsWith('# branch.head ')) {
62      next.branch = line.slice(14)
63    } else if (line.startsWith('# branch.oid ') && next.branch === '(detached)') {
64      next.branch = line.slice(13, 20)
65    } else if (line.startsWith('# branch.ab ')) {
66      const [a = '+0', b = '-0'] = line.slice(12).split(' ')
67      next.ahead = Number(a.slice(1))
68      next.behind = Number(b.slice(1))
69    } else if (line !== '' && !line.startsWith('#')) {
70      next.isDirty = true
71    }
72  }
73
74  await update($, git, () => next)
75}
76
77async function refreshUsage($: $) {
78  const [u, m] = await Promise.all([$.session.usage(), $.session.model()])
79  const next: Usage = {
80    pct: u.context.percent ?? null,
81    tokens: u.context.tokens ?? null,
82    window: u.context.window,
83    limits: u.rateLimits.map(l => ({
84      kind: l.kind,
85      pct: l.percentUsed,
86      resetsAt: l.resetsAt !== undefined ? Date.parse(l.resetsAt) : null,
87    })),
88  }
89  await update($, usage, () => next)
90  await update($, model, () => m)
91}
92
93const refreshAll = ($: $) => Promise.all([refreshGit($), refreshUsage($)])
94
95// claude-opus-5-5[1m] -> Opus 5.5 · 1M
96function prettyModel(id: string) {
97  const m = /claude-([a-z]+)-(\d+)(?:-(\d+))?/.exec(id)
98  const name = m ? `${m[1]![0]!.toUpperCase()}${m[1]!.slice(1)} ${m[2]}${m[3] ? `.${m[3]}` : ''}` : id
99  return /\[1m\]/i.test(id) && m ? `${name} 1M` : name
100}
101
102function compact(n: number) {
103  if (n >= 1_000_000) return `${+(n / 1_000_000).toFixed(1)}M`
104  if (n >= 1_000) return `${Math.round(n / 1_000)}k`
105  return String(n)
106}
107
108function level(pct: number) {
109  return pct < 50 ? C.green : pct < 80 ? C.amber : C.red
110}
111
112function hex(c: string) {
113  return parseInt(c.slice(1), 16)
114}
115
116function lerp(a: number, b: number, t: number) {
117  const ch = (s: number) => Math.round(((a >> s) & 255) + (((b >> s) & 255) - ((a >> s) & 255)) * t)
118  return (ch(16) << 16) | (ch(8) << 8) | ch(0)
119}
120
121// Heat gradient by position along the track: green -> amber -> red.
122function heat(t: number) {
123  return t < 0.5 ? lerp(hex(C.green), hex(C.amber), t * 2) : lerp(hex(C.amber), hex(C.red), (t - 0.5) * 2)
124}
125
126// 3h12m, 42m, 2d4h
127function countdown(ms: number) {
128  const mins = Math.ceil(ms / 60_000)
129  if (mins < 60) return `${mins}m`
130  const hours = Math.floor(mins / 60)
131  if (hours < 24) return `${hours}h${mins % 60 ? `${mins % 60}m` : ''}`
132  return `${Math.floor(hours / 24)}d${hours % 24 ? `${hours % 24}h` : ''}`
133}
134
135// Slim gauge cells: '━' filled, '╸' half step, '━' in track colour for the rest;
136// `marker` (0..1) draws a '┃' tick where an even pace through the window would be.
137function gaugeCells(pct: number, columns: number, marker: number | null = null) {
138  // Anything above 0% shows at least a half step.
139  const exact = (Math.min(Math.max(pct, 0), 100) / 100) * columns * 2
140  const halves = pct > 0 ? Math.max(1, Math.round(exact)) : 0
141  const words = new Uint32Array(columns * 3)
142  for (let i = 0; i < columns; i++) {
143    const t = columns === 1 ? 0 : i / (columns - 1)
144    const isFull = i * 2 + 2 <= halves
145    const isHalf = !isFull && i * 2 + 1 === halves
146    words[i * 3] = isHalf ? 0x2578 : 0x2501
147    words[i * 3 + 1] = isFull || isHalf ? heat(t) : hex(C.track)
148    words[i * 3 + 2] = 0x01000000
149  }
150  if (marker !== null) {
151    const i = Math.min(columns - 1, Math.floor(marker * columns))
152    words[i * 3] = 0x2503
153    words[i * 3 + 1] = hex(C.text)
154  }
155  let bin = ''
156  for (const b of new Uint8Array(words.buffer)) bin += String.fromCharCode(b)
157  return btoa(bin)
158}
159
160function textGauge(pct: number, columns: number) {
161  const filled = Math.round((Math.min(Math.max(pct, 0), 100) / 100) * columns)
162  return { on: '━'.repeat(filled), off: '━'.repeat(columns - filled) }
163}
164
165const width = (s: string) => [...s].length
166
167function clip(s: string, max: number) {
168  return width(s) <= max ? s : `${[...s].slice(0, max - 1).join('')}…`
169}
170
171type Seg = { key: string; rank: number; w: number; node: RenderElement }
172
173export const register: Register = on => {
174  on('session.start', async ($, e, next) => {
175    const result = await next(e)
176    await refreshAll($)
177    $.clock.every(5000, () => void refreshAll($).catch(() => undefined))
178    return result
179  })
180
181  on('prompt.submit', async ($, e, next) => {
182    void refreshUsage($).catch(() => undefined)
183    return next(e)
184  })
185
186  on('turn.step', async function* ($, e, next) {
187    if (e.agentId === undefined && e.effort !== undefined) {
188      await update($, effort, () => String(e.effort))
189    }
190    const result = yield* next(e)
191    if (e.agentId === undefined) await refreshUsage($)
192    return result
193  })
194
195  on('tool.call', async ($, e, next) => {
196    const result = await next(e)
197    if (GIT_TOOLS.has(String(e.tool))) await refreshGit($)
198    return result
199  })
200
201  on('turn.complete', async ($, e, next) => {
202    const result = await next(e)
203    await refreshAll($)
204    return result
205  })
206
207  // The bar is the footer line under the prompt, after the engine's mode label.
208  on('ui.render', { component: 'PromptHint' }, async ($, e, next) => {
209    const [g, u, m, eff, { value: ch }] = await Promise.all([
210      read($, git),
211      read($, usage),
212      read($, model),
213      read($, effort),
214      $.state.get(cache),
215    ])
216    if (u === null && m === '') return next(e)
217
218    const { Box, Text } = $.ui.resolve(e)
219    const Raster = e.surface === 'terminal' ? $.ui.resolve(e).Raster : undefined
220    const cols = (e.viewport?.columns ?? 120) - MODE_COLS
221
222    const pill = (key: string, bg: string, fg: string, body: string, bold = false): Seg => ({
223      key,
224      rank: 0,
225      w: width(body) + 4,
226      node: (
227        <Box key={key}>
228          <Text color={bg}>{CAP_L}</Text>
229          <Text backgroundColor={bg} color={fg} bold={bold}>
230            {` ${body} `}
231          </Text>
232          <Text color={bg}>{CAP_R}</Text>
233        </Box>
234      ),
235    })
236
237    const gauge = (
238      key: string,
239      label: string,
240      pct: number,
241      gcols: number,
242      extra = '',
243      marker: number | null = null,
244      tone = level(pct),
245    ): Seg => {
246      const bar =
247        Raster !== undefined ? (
248          <Raster key={`${key}-r`} columns={gcols} rows={1} cells={gaugeCells(pct, gcols, marker)} />
249        ) : (
250          <Text>
251            <Text color={level(pct)}>{textGauge(pct, gcols).on}</Text>
252            <Text color={C.track}>{textGauge(pct, gcols).off}</Text>
253          </Text>
254        )
255      const pctText = `${Math.round(pct)}%`
256      return {
257        key,
258        rank: 0,
259        w: width(label) + 1 + gcols + 1 + width(pctText) + (extra ? 1 + width(extra) : 0),
260        node: (
261          <Box key={key} gap={1}>
262            <Text color={C.muted}>{label}</Text>
263            {bar}
264            <Text color={tone} bold>
265              {pctText}
266            </Text>
267            {extra ? <Text color={C.muted}>{extra}</Text> : null}
268          </Box>
269        ),
270      }
271    }
272
273    const left: Seg[] = []
274    const right: Seg[] = []
275    const now = await $.clock.now()
276
277    const dot = e.props.isWorking ? '◉' : '✻'
278    left.push(pill('model', C.accent, C.ink, `${dot} ${prettyModel(m)}${eff ? ` · ${eff}` : ''}`, true))
279
280    if (g !== null) {
281      left.push({ ...pill('dir', C.surface, C.blue, `${ICON_DIR} ${g.dir}`), rank: 2 })
282      if (g.branch !== null) {
283        const sync = `${g.ahead ? ` ↑${g.ahead}` : ''}${g.behind ? ` ↓${g.behind}` : ''}`
284        const body = `${ICON_BRANCH} ${clip(g.branch, MAX_BRANCH)}${g.isDirty ? ' ±' : ''}${sync}`
285        left.push({ ...pill('branch', C.surface, g.isDirty ? C.amber : C.green, body), rank: 3 })
286      }
287    }
288
289    if (u !== null) {
290      if (u.pct !== null) {
291        const tok = u.tokens !== null ? `${compact(u.tokens)}/${compact(u.window)}` : ''
292        right.push(gauge('ctx', 'ctx', u.pct, 6))
293        if (tok) right.push({ key: 'tok', rank: 5, w: width(tok), node: <Text key="tok" color={C.muted}>{tok}</Text> })
294      }
295      // Prompt cache: hit share of the last request, time to expiry, misses and keepalive pings.
296      if (ch !== undefined && ch.lastAt > 0) {
297        const remain = ch.ttlMs - (now - ch.lastAt)
298        const isWarm = ch.isWarm && remain > 0
299        const tone = !isWarm ? C.blue : remain < ch.marginMs ? C.amber : C.green
300        const parts = [
301          { text: 'cache', color: C.muted },
302          { text: isWarm ? '●' : '○', color: tone },
303          ...(ch.lastRatio !== null ? [{ text: `${Math.round(ch.lastRatio * 100)}%`, color: level(100 - ch.lastRatio * 100) }] : []),
304          { text: isWarm ? countdown(remain) : 'cold', color: isWarm ? C.muted : C.blue },
305          ...(ch.misses > 0 ? [{ text: `✗${ch.misses}`, color: C.red }] : []),
306          ...(ch.pings > 0 ? [{ text: `⟳${ch.pings}`, color: C.muted }] : []),
307        ]
308        right.push({
309          key: 'cache',
310          rank: 4,
311          w: parts.reduce((n, x) => n + width(x.text), 0) + parts.length - 1,
312          node: (
313            <Box key="cache" gap={1}>
314              {parts.map((x, i) => (
315                <Text key={`cache-${i}`} color={x.color}>
316                  {x.text}
317                </Text>
318              ))}
319            </Box>
320          ),
321        })
322      }
323      for (const l of u.limits) {
324        const label = LIMIT_LABEL[l.kind] ?? l.kind
325        const span = WINDOW_MS[l.kind]
326        const remain = l.resetsAt !== null ? l.resetsAt - now : null
327        // Share of the window gone; usage ahead of it projects past the limit before reset.
328        const elapsed = span !== undefined && remain !== null ? Math.min(Math.max(1 - remain / span, 0), 1) : null
329        const projected = elapsed !== null && elapsed > 0.05 ? l.pct / elapsed : l.pct
330        const tone = l.pct >= 80 ? C.red : projected >= 100 ? C.amber : C.green
331        const reset = remain !== null && remain > 0 ? `↻ ${countdown(remain)}` : ''
332        right.push({
333          ...gauge(`rl-${l.kind}`, label, l.pct, 6, reset, elapsed, tone),
334          rank: l.kind === 'five_hour' ? 1 : 6,
335        })
336      }
337    }
338
339    // The engine's hint (`esc to interrupt`, `← 1 agent`) goes last, first to drop.
340    const hint = e.props.hint
341      .split(' · ')
342      .filter(part => part !== '' && !part.includes(CYCLE_HINT))
343      .join(' · ')
344    if (hint) right.push({ key: 'hint', rank: 7, w: width(hint), node: <Text key="hint" color={C.muted}>{hint}</Text> })
345
346    // Drop the lowest-priority segments until the row fits on one line.
347    const all = [...left, ...right]
348    // Exact width: gap 1 between left pills, 2 between right gauges, at least 1 between the groups.
349    const row = (xs: Seg[], gap: number) => {
350      const kept = xs.filter(x => all.includes(x))
351      return kept.reduce((s, x) => s + x.w, 0) + Math.max(kept.length - 1, 0) * gap
352    }
353    const total = () => row(left, 1) + 1 + row(right, 2)
354    while (total() > cols) {
355      const victim = all.filter(x => x.rank > 0).sort((a, b) => b.rank - a.rank)[0]
356      if (victim === undefined) break
357      all.splice(all.indexOf(victim), 1)
358    }
359    const keep = (xs: Seg[]) => xs.filter(x => all.includes(x)).map(x => x.node)
360
361    return (
362      <Box flexDirection="row" justifyContent="space-between" width={cols}>
363        <Box gap={1}>{keep(left)}</Box>
364        <Box gap={2}>{keep(right)}</Box>
365      </Box>
366    )
367  })
368}
369
types/index.d.ts 28 lines
1export type Git = {
2  dir: string
3  branch: string | null
4  isDirty: boolean
5  ahead: number
6  behind: number
7}
8
9export type Limit = { kind: string; pct: number; resetsAt: number | null }
10
11export type Usage = {
12  pct: number | null
13  tokens: number | null
14  window: number
15  limits: Limit[]
16}
17
18declare module 'claude-code' {
19  interface PluginState {
20    'slick-bar': {
21      git: Git | null
22      usage: Usage | null
23      model: string
24      effort: string
25    }
26  }
27}
28