
flightdeck
A live session dashboard with context, cost, permission checks and subagent activity.
A better view of your work. A smarter workflow.
Discover mods that make Claude Code feel like your Claude Code.
16 mods to make your workflow better

A live session dashboard with context, cost, permission checks and subagent activity.

Keep your current folder, Git branch and working tree changes above the prompt.

Track rate limits and spend in a compact band, with a seven-day usage pane.

See how messages, tools and files fill your context window in a stacked bar.
Watch prompt-cache warmth and the tokens a cold request would recache.

Preview edited Markdown beside the conversation, with before and after views.

Follow agents, tool activity and touched files in a live session map.
Control Spotify and see the current track above the prompt on macOS.
Play a small Snake game in a pane while Claude works.

Keep the goal, current task and next step visible in a concise status band.
Keep an eye on running subagents and their current activity.
Save a session handoff note and display it when work resumes. Requires unpause.
Redact detected secrets in tool output and intercept edits that embed credentials.
Ask for confirmation before destructive shell commands and sensitive edits.

Browse files edited during the session alongside working tree changes.

See a timeline of model requests and tool calls to understand where a turn spent time.
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Get started with Claude Code mods
explained: learn how function hooks, plugins, custom panels and interface events extend Claude Code.
installation guide: add a plugin marketplace, install a mod, check compatibility and troubleshoot function hooks.
developer guide: understand plugin manifests, register hooks, ui.render, custom panes and distribution.
safety guide: inspect function hooks, file access, network calls and tool interception before loading a mod.
Mods are plugins implemented with JavaScript or TypeScript function hooks. They can respond to Claude Code events and customize its interface or behavior. Learn how mods work.
Follow the maintainer’s README to add the correct plugin marketplace and install the named plugin. Check dependencies and version requirements first. Read the installation guide.
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