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@mansurme/claude-statusline

v1.0.0

Published

Custom statusline for Claude Code with Jira links, context bar, cost tracking, and block timer

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Keywords

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Readme

claude-statusline

Custom statusline for Claude Code with interactive setup.

mobileapps-fe | MOB-26016 ● | [████░░░░░░░░] 42% | Opus 4.6 | $4.41 | ⏳ 22m

Features

  • Directory — Current project folder name
  • Git branch — With clickable Jira ticket links (OSC 8)
  • Dirty indicator — Orange dot when uncommitted changes exist
  • Context progress bar — Color-coded: dim → gold → red as context fills
  • Model name — Current Claude model
  • Session cost — Real cost from Claude Code API
  • Block timer — Rate limit countdown, appears only in last 60 minutes

Install

npx claude-statusline

Follow the interactive prompts to configure:

  1. Jira URL — Your Jira instance base URL (optional)
  2. Ticket prefix — Branch name pattern (e.g., MOB, PROJ)
  3. Block timer — Timezone and rate limit reset hour
  4. Bar width — Context progress bar size
  5. Color theme — Default, Vibrant, Pastel, or Monochrome

Restart Claude Code after setup.

Reconfigure

Run npx claude-statusline again. Your previous config is backed up automatically.

Color Themes

| Theme | Style | |-------|-------| | Default | Muted, eye-friendly (recommended for dark terminals) | | Vibrant | High contrast, colorful | | Pastel | Soft, low contrast | | Monochrome | Grayscale only |

Requirements

  • Claude Code v1.0.33+
  • jq (for JSON parsing)
  • git (for branch/dirty detection)

How it works

The CLI generates a bash script at ~/.claude/statusline-command.sh and configures ~/.claude/settings.json to use it. Claude Code pipes JSON status data to the script on every assistant turn.

License

MIT