ClaudeLines
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- Free
- Platform
- cli
- Type
- TOOL
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- @rsproule
- GitHub
- 13 stars
- Date
About
ClaudeLines is a community registry of customizable status line scripts for Claude Code, the AI coding tool. These scripts display real-time context usage, costs, Git status, rate limits, and other developer-relevant info in a persistent bar at the bottom of the editor. You can browse community-built status lines and install one with a single prompt.
What it can do
Browse community-built status line scripts
User search or browsing intent → List of available, audited status line scripts for Claude Code
Install a status line script into Claude Code
Selected script from the registry → Installed status bar script active in Claude Code environment
Display real-time AI context usage in a status bar
Live Claude Code session data → Persistent bar showing current context window consumption
Display real-time cost tracking in a status bar
Live Claude Code API usage data → Persistent bar showing running cost of the current Claude Code session
Display Git repository status in a status bar
Local Git repository state → Persistent bar showing branch, uncommitted changes, and other Git info
Display API rate limit information in a status bar
Live Claude Code rate limit data → Persistent bar showing current rate limit status and remaining quota
Share custom status line scripts with the community
Developer-authored status line script → Publicly listed and audited script available in the ClaudeLines registry
Why it made the leaderboard
If you use Claude Code and want more than a generic status bar, ClaudeLines gives you a browsable catalog of community-built scripts — from token burn counters to Warhammer-themed displays — installable with a single prompt. The registry model means the variety grows with the community, rather than being limited to one developer's vision.
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