awesome-claude-code-mods
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Curates a community-driven catalog of Claude Code mods (function hooks), detailing their read/write/run/network capabilities.
Community catalogue of public Claude Code mods (function hooks), scanned from GitHub with what each mod can read, write, run or send over the network. Browse https://mods.aidojo.si/
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What you can do with it
- Discover new function hooks to extend Claude Code capabilities.
- Browse a curated list of safe and community-vetted Claude Code mods.
- Find mods with specific read/write/run permissions for your agent.
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From the README
Awesome Claude Code Mods
A community list of Claude Code mods (function hooks) for Claude Code 2.1.287+. A mod is a plugin that uses JavaScript or TypeScript functions to change Claude Code's interface or behavior. Browse the catalogue.
Add a browser beside your conversation, keep usage in view, or check a command before it runs. Install a community mod or ask Claude to build one.
This community catalogue scans public GitHub repositories and records what Claude's validator reports each mod can read, write, run or send over the network. It is an independent scan, not an official Anthropic directory.
1752 mods · Last scanned 2026-10-04.
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Contents
- Use mods
- Dashboards and usage
- While you wait
- Git, pull requests and CI
- Safety and privacy
- Memory and context
- Rendering
- Agents and workflows
- Building mods
- Every mod the scanner found
- How the scan works
- Contribute
- Related
Use mods
Use Claude Code 2.1.287 or later. Mods are enabled by default; no feature flag is needed. Follow the chosen mod's installation instructions, or try a local plugin with claude --plugin-dir ./path/to/plugin.
Read the mod's source and access details before installing. Validation checks the source without running the mod; it does not guarantee safe behavior or runtime compatibility.
Dashboards and usage
- cctop - A btop-style pane with context fill, tokens, cost, cache hit ratio, rate limits, per-tool latency and subagents.
- token-ledger - A pinned line with session cost, last-turn tokens and cache hit ratio, plus
/ledgerfor the table. - context-lens - A live
/contextline with window fill and growth per turn, plus a pane with per-category bars. - quota-meter - The 5-hour and 7-day plan windows as a pinned status line.
- agent-flow -
/flowopens a live tree of the session's subagents and teammates beside the transcript. - effort-cycle - Alt+E and Alt+Shift+E step the effort level without a transcript row, and the footer shows the model and level as a colored meter.
- burn-meter - Session spend as a growing fire bar above the prompt, with 5-hour and weekly plan limits and a
/burnpane with per-turn cost. - session-wrapped -
/wrappedplays an animated recap of the session and writes a shareable PNG card, with week and month totals read from local transcripts. - context-view - The context window as one row above the prompt, drawn like Claude Code's own meters, with the percentage used, tokens over the window and tokens left before auto-compact, plus
/context-viewto hide or show it. - wavy-usage - Desktop usage rings and an effort-level jet, with estimated cache lifetime, recent turn costs, observed 5-hour window growth and a breakdown of locally recorded sessions; the terminal gets a text band.
- token-weather-usage - One line above the prompt with context weather, a bar per prompt sized by the tokens it added, and 5-hour and 7-day limit gauges that hatch the gap with elapsed time.
- flightdeck - A live agent dashboard pane with context and cost, an advisor timeline, every permission verdict, subagent cards and swimlanes, a turn receipt and a session log, watching without changing anything.
- usage-band - The 5-hour and weekly limits as percentages with reset countdowns above the prompt, amber or red when on pace to run out, plus buttons for a new chat and for asking Claude to commit and push.
- hud - The claude-hud statusline as a mod above or below the prompt, with quota alerts, a usage forecast, a daily budget, a one-line task summary forked from the conversation, a detail pane and twelve themes.
- todo-bar - The task list as a progress bar above the prompt, with the running task's time, read from the todo and task tools' own results.
- receipt - One row after each turn with the files changed, lines added and removed, commands run and failed, plus a toast when the model goes in circles.
- ts-band - Tailscale nodes above the prompt from
tailscale status --json, listing only the relayed or offline ones, with a toast when a node comes up or goes down. - statuspane - A floating status card above the prompt with model, effort, context, 5-hour and weekly limits, cost an