Block Dangerous Commands
Refuses rm -rf /, force-push to main, DROP TABLE, curl | sh and other destructive Bash commands before they run.
- toast
- Intercepts tool calls
- Changes the UI
tested with v2.1.291
$ claude --version ≥ 2.1.287
Claude Code Mods
Tested mods for Claude Code with a demo, clear permission badges and a one-command install.
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Context Meter
Context-window fill, 5-hour and 7-day plan usage and session cost in the status line, plus a warning near the limit.
- status
- toast
- Changes the UI
tested with v2.1.291
Done Toast
A "Done in 2m 14s" toast and a short chime when a long Claude turn finishes, plus an optional desktop notification.
- toast
- Runs commands
- Changes the UI
- Plays sound
tested with v2.1.291
Git Branch Above Prompt
Shows your git branch, changed-file count and ahead/behind status in a one-line band above the Claude Code prompt.
- above-prompt
- Runs commands
- Intercepts tool calls
- Changes the UI
tested with v2.1.291
Tool Call Counter
Counts Claude's tool calls per turn and session, shows the count by the spinner, and adds /tally for a breakdown.
- spinner
- transcript
- status
- Intercepts tool calls
- Changes the UI
- Adds commands/tools
tested with v2.1.291
# Featured
Block Dangerous Commands
Refuses rm -rf /, force-push to main, DROP TABLE, curl | sh and other destructive Bash commands before they run.
- toast
- Intercepts tool calls
- Changes the UI
tested with v2.1.291
Context Meter
Context-window fill, 5-hour and 7-day plan usage and session cost in the status line, plus a warning near the limit.
- status
- toast
- Changes the UI
tested with v2.1.291
Git Branch Above Prompt
Shows your git branch, changed-file count and ahead/behind status in a one-line band above the Claude Code prompt.
- above-prompt
- Runs commands
- Intercepts tool calls
- Changes the UI
tested with v2.1.291
# Browse by category
- Slash commands1Claude Code slash command mods add commands like /tally that answer instantly in code, with no model call, or change how built-in commands behave.
- Git & GitHub2Claude Code git mods show your branch and changes, guard risky git commands, shape commit and PR text and surface GitHub state without leaving the session.
- Toasts & notifications1Claude Code notification mods tell you when a long turn ends, a limit gets close or something fails, using toasts, a short sound or an optional desktop alert.
- Panes & dashboards0Claude Code pane mods open a panel beside the transcript for diffs, dashboards, logs or charts that update live while Claude works, inside your session.
- Timers, todos, standups1Claude Code productivity mods time your turns, ping you when Claude is done, keep a todo list next to the prompt and draft a standup from what changed today.
- Safety guards1Claude Code safety mods block dangerous shell commands, keep secrets out of the conversation and protect files before a tool runs. What they catch and miss.
- Status line & prompt bar3Claude Code status line mods put live facts such as branch, context fill, cost or a counter in the status line or a band above the prompt, so you never ask.
- Tools you add to Claude0Claude Code custom tool mods register new tools Claude can call, written in JavaScript inside Claude Code, as a lighter alternative to running an MCP server.
- Context, quota, cost2Claude Code usage mods show context-window fill, 5-hour and 7-day plan usage, session cost and tool counts, so limits and compactions do not surprise you.
Claude Code mods are plugins that change how Claude Code looks and behaves while you work. A mod is a hooks module inside an ordinary Claude Code plugin: it listens to events such as tool.call, turn.complete or ui.render, and can draw a line above the prompt, write to the status line, show a toast, add a slash command or refuse a dangerous shell command before it runs. Mods arrived in Claude Code 2.1.287 and run in the terminal and the desktop app's Code tab.
ClaudeMods is an unofficial directory of mods we install and test ourselves. Before a page goes live, the mod passes claude plugin validate, its tests pass with claude plugin test, and we record it running in a real session on a current Claude Code build (2.1.291 at the moment). Each page shows that recording, the version and date of the test, and an install block generated from the same marketplace manifest Claude Code reads.
Each page also carries permission badges. They come from the events a mod handles and the API calls it makes, as reported by validation, not from the author's description. If a mod runs commands, reads files, uses the network or calls the model, you see it before you install. The "Permissions & safety" section explains why the mod needs each one.
Mods are plugins, so you manage them from the /plugin menu you already know: disable one, change its options in /config, or uninstall it. claude --safe-mode starts a session with every mod off. The site needs no account.
New to mods? Read What are Claude Code mods? and then How to install Claude Code mods. Good first installs come from the status line and safety categories.
Built a mod others would use? Submit it and we will test it, record a demo and list it with credit to you.