Claude Code Tray
Your Claude Code rate-limit percentage, always in the tray, as a crisp DPI-aware icon.
Tools for working with coding agents without losing track of them.
The backlog stays a schema, the commit says what changed, the test says what it actually observed, and the usage stays on screen. Each tool does one of those, and the method page shows how they fit.
Your Claude Code rate-limit percentage, always in the tray, as a crisp DPI-aware icon.
Owns the writes to your ROADMAP, CHANGELOG and IMPROVEMENTS, so the format is a schema at insertion instead of a convention you remember.
Reads your staged diff, asks an LLM for a Conventional Commits message, shows it to you, and commits.
Asks ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude and Perplexity the same question through their APIs and reads whether your product is named, where, and beside which rivals.
Drives a Windows desktop app from a test — four verdicts rather than two, so a check that never ran never reads as one that passed.
Makes 3D assets by declaring what they must satisfy and searching for the parameters that do, on Blender, Godot and a mesh service.
A piano Claude Code can write scores for, play and teach from: the notes fall onto the keys and you learn to play them.
A red guest run brings back each WER report written during it and prints what faulted, read by position so a localized guest still says it (design recorded in tools/blame-gather.ps1).
The -Carry example's fence stands alone again, its sentence joined the -Name paragraph, and ReadmeTests refuses any block closed by a fence with text after it.
Block headings each side inserted under labels the other does not use join one frame verbatim, and their lines and sections land under them.
The driver composes the other side's ledger and store from git's GITHEAD, resolves deps against them and re-derives the annotations the merge moved.
renumber --past REV derives past the ids that revision spent, read through git, and the driver's refusal names it.
The prose merge decides record lines by id with the roadmap's rule and keeps them out of the frame, so decisions merge like sections.