- session.start
- turn.complete
- session.compact
- command.run
- ui.close
- ui.render
context-lens
Tracks context-window occupancy and changes between turns.
Observability category
Claude Code monitoring mods show context usage, sessions, audit trails, and agent activity. Estimates are not billing records.
A usage estimate is not a billing statement. Repository stars and commit dates describe the repository, not the individual mod.
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Tracks context-window occupancy and changes between turns.
Shows session vitals, permission checks, and subagent timelines.
Displays cache usage and an estimated expiry countdown.
Writes session and plugin events to a local audit log.
Shows context usage and helps prepare handoff checkpoints.
Visualizes plan limits, spending, and cache performance.
Displays active tools, approvals, and subagent activity.
Summarizes session file changes with review actions.
Explains ongoing agent activity in a live display.
Visualizes session spending and configurable cost thresholds.
Presents session statistics and an exportable visual summary.
Visualizes subagents, their work, and their communications.
Shows a live tree of session agents and background work.
Shows context, usage, branch, and CI information above the prompt.
Presents context, cost, cache, and agent metrics in a dashboard.
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Repository metrics captured 2026-10-08. Listings document source evidence; installation and runtime behavior have not been tested.
A usage estimate is not a billing statement. Repository stars and commit dates describe the repository, not the individual mod.
This directory documents source evidence, not safety guarantees. Mods run with your user permissions. Review the pinned source, dependencies, and permission facts before installing.
Stars are GitHub repository stars at the recorded snapshot. Repository commit is the date of the captured repository HEAD, not the last update to an individual mod.
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