Modular terminal multiplexer and live action dock in Rust
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Modular terminal multiplexer and live action dock in Rust
Proven-freshness context store for coding agents - mtime-verified reuse, TF-IDF recall, faithful compression. 100% local, 0 dependencies.
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Desktop notifications for Command Code on macOS, Linux and Windows. Published as-is.
Track and summarize model token usage across all sessions with SQLite storage.
Specialist agent personas and multi-agent orchestration engine for Herdr workspaces across coding harnesses. Adapted from Addy Osmani's agent-skills architectural patterns.
Command Code 上下文 HUD：进度条、压缩健康度、大结果预警、精确花费。关注「什么时候会坏」，而不只是「用了多少」
Skill Hub for Command Code — keep skills up to date and get stack-aware recommendations
A native Command Code HUD mod showing the active model, thinking effort, context usage, and Git branch.
A Command Code mod that shows live token usage, prompt-cache statistics, and generation speed in the status footer.
Live tokens-per-second meter for Command Code, rendered in the footer status line.
A pi-prompt-suggester port for Command Code — suggests your likely next prompt after each response, accepts with /j
Live web remote for Command Code sessions — mirror your terminal to the browser with history, live streaming, prompts, approvals, and agent question
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