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@joshuaspence/claude-hud

v0.10.1

Published

Thin wrapper exposing jarrodwatts/claude-hud as a runnable bin, so it installs cleanly as a mise/npm tool.

Readme

@joshuaspence/claude-hud

A thin wrapper that makes jarrodwatts/claude-hud — a real-time statusline HUD for Claude Code — installable as a mise (or plain npm) tool.

Why this exists

Upstream claude-hud is distributed as a Claude Code plugin, not a CLI: its package.json declares "bin": null, so package managers have no executable to expose and it can't be installed as a versioned tool. This package depends on a pinned upstream release and adds the missing bin, which simply execs upstream's prebuilt dist/index.js with the stdio Claude Code hands the statusLine command.

It is deliberately tiny — see bin/claude-hud.mjs. No upstream code is vendored; upstream is pulled in as a pinned git dependency (its CI commits a built dist/, so no build step runs on install).

Install

With mise, via the vfox-npm backend (installs by npm registry name, so it sidesteps the pnpm-global quirks of mise's built-in npm: backend):

# ~/.config/mise/config.toml
[plugins]
vfox-npm = "https://github.com/jdx/vfox-npm"

[tools]
"vfox-npm:@joshuaspence/claude-hud" = "latest"

Then point Claude Code's statusLine at the installed claude-hud command (a mise shim on your PATH). Nothing else is needed — no launcher script:

{
  "statusLine": { "type": "command", "command": "claude-hud" }
}

The launcher already reports the right width. Claude Code sets $COLUMNS to the width of the whole terminal, but draws the statusline into a pane four columns narrower, so a right-aligned row padded to $COLUMNS has its tail clipped with an ellipsis. This wrapper subtracts that margin, and falls back to reading /dev/tty when $COLUMNS is absent altogether.

Versioning

The upstream dependency floats: github:jarrodwatts/claude-hud#semver:* resolves to the newest claude-hud release tag at install time, so a fresh install always gets the latest release — no per-release bump needed here.

Two consequences worth knowing:

  • Not auto-updating in place. Package managers cache by this wrapper's version, so an existing install only picks up a newer upstream on a fresh (re)install. With mise: mise install npm:@joshuaspence/claude-hud --force (or uninstall + install).
  • Not reproducible over time. The same wrapper version can deliver different upstream code depending on when it's installed — the deliberate trade for always-latest.

The wrapper's own version tracks changes to this launcher, not the upstream release it pulls.

Credits & license

Upstream claude-hud is MIT © Jarrod Watts. This wrapper is MIT © Josh Spence — see LICENSE.