claude-console plugin
A Claude Code panel for several projects: statuses, button decisions, Git, PR, CI and usage limits in one window.
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Why this level
- The panel launches background agents in your repositories and reads Git and CI
Install
- Works in
In your terminal, with SkillFoxx CLI
npx skillfoxx add plugins/claude-consoleDetects the agents on your machine, shows the access level and pins the version.
Other ways to install
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How we reviewExtended accessThe tool runs code or makes network calls and only reads external data.
- The panel launches background agents in your repositories and reads Git and CI
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What it does
The `console-status` plugin opens a console in Claude Code for working across several projects. One table shows each project state (needs a decision, awaits review, running, awaits sync, idle), six pipeline stages and a Git summary. A next step card at the top says what to do now. Decisions are made by pressing keys and digits choose answers. One action starts verification, status sync and moving to the next step. The default executor is a Claude Code background agent and a project can be switched to Codex. Branches, PRs and failing CI checks sit alongside, together with Claude and Codex limits with an exhaustion forecast and a prompt cache counter. Irreversible commands such as `rm -r` and `git reset --hard` are confirmed first.
Who it is for. Developers and team leads who keep several projects open in Claude Code and want to see what is stuck without switching windows.
Good fit when
- Five repositories are running and you need to see quickly which one awaits a human decision.
- A task goes to a background agent with one button without opening a separate session.
- You check when the Claude and Codex limits run out at the current pace.
- Protection from accidental `rm -r`, `git push --force` and `DROP TABLE` in an agent session is needed.
Not a fit when
- Work happens on a single project: a summary panel gives no benefit.
- An interface in a language other than Traditional Chinese is needed: the panel has one language so far.
- Releases from the panel are expected: it does not run releases or production changes.
Example request
/console demo, then /console add for the current project.Limitations
The panel interface and documentation are in Traditional Chinese, an English README exists. Claude Code 2.1.291 or newer is needed, each project keeps a `.console/STATUS.md` file and there is a shared project table, both created by `/console add`. The Codex executor needs Node.js, Codex Companion and a Codex account. The panel runs no releases or production changes itself, that stays a human decision. The panel is updated with `/console update` or a button.
How to disable. Remove the `console-status` plugin through `/plugin`. Delete the `.console/STATUS.md` files and the project table by hand in your repositories.
FAQ
How can I look without my own projects?
Type `/console demo`: the panel opens on demo data. `/console refresh` returns to your own.
How do I add a project?
In the project folder type `/console add`. The command creates the table, the `.console/STATUS.md` card and adds `.console/` to `.git/info/exclude`.
Who does the work?
A Claude Code background agent by default. A project or all projects can be switched to Codex, with a fallback to Claude when Codex limits run out.
Does the panel spend tokens on refresh?
No, refresh reads local files and CLIs with no model request. Tokens are spent when you send a decision.
Which commands are guarded?
Irreversible ones: `rm -r`, force push, `git reset --hard`, `DROP TABLE`. A call that fails twice with the same error is not tried a third time.
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README in short
The README shows a quick start, panel features, how it works, requirements, installation and settings. A changelog and an English version are included.