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context-timeline
Real-time browser visualization of Claude Code's context window and subagent/tool execution as a git-graph timeline. Opens http://localhost:7878 on SessionStart with a vertical timeline (most recent on top), one column per agent (main + subagents branching from their Task tool call). Tool calls are color-coded by type (Read=green, Edit/Write=orange, Bash=red, Grep/Glob=cyan, Task=purple, Web=yellow, MCP=gray). Right sidebar shows context-window usage (tokens/200K) with cache_read/cache_creation/input/output breakdown plus per-subagent mini-context. Reads ~/.claude/projects/<encoded-cwd>/<session_id>.jsonl directly — no data replication, no network calls. Pure stdlib Python, zero pip dependencies. Persistent daemon HTTP server on port 7878 (auto-fallback 7879-7888 if busy; override with CONTEXT_TIMELINE_PORT env var). Watchdog auto-shutdown after 1h of inactivity. Disable browser auto-open with CONTEXT_TIMELINE_NO_BROWSER=1. Manual shutdown: python3 .claude/hooks/context-timeline.py --shutdown
Guides Claude through creating new custom commands with proper structure by analyzing requirements, templating commands by category, enforcing command standards, and creating supporting documentation.
Analyzes code structure and purpose to create comprehensive documentation detailing inputs/outputs, behavior, user interaction flows, and edge cases with error handling.
Slash command for hook creation - intelligently prompts you through the creation process with smart suggestions based on your project setup (TS, Prettier, ESLint...).
Streamlines pull request creation by handling the entire workflow: creating a new branch, committing changes, formatting modified files with Biome, and submitting the PR.
Creates product requirement plans by reading PRP methodology, following template structure, creating comprehensive requirements, and structuring product definitions for development.
Provides comprehensive PR creation guidance with GitHub CLI, enforcing title conventions, following template structure, and offering concrete command examples with best practices.
Creates git worktrees for all open PRs or specific branches, handling branches with slashes, cleaning up stale worktrees, and supporting custom branch creation for development.