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minecraft-statusline

v1.1.1

Published

A Minecraft-themed statusline for Claude Code — hearts, food, and XP bars for your rate limits and context window

Downloads

713

Readme

⛏️ minecraft-statusline

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A Minecraft-themed statusline for Claude Code. Your rate limits become hearts and food, your context window becomes an XP bar, and the model name is tinted like crafting materials.

demo

Legend

| Element | Meaning | | --- | --- | | [Model] tint | Netherite (Fable), diamond (Opus), gold (Sonnet), iron (Haiku) | | 📁 dir | Current working directory | | 🌿 branch | Git branch, with * (uncommitted changes) or ! (untracked files) | | $cost | Total session cost | | ⏱️ | Elapsed session time | | ↩ / ↪ | Cache read / cache write tokens | | ❤️ / 🖤 | 5-hour rate limit — hearts deplete as usage climbs | | 🍗 / 🦴 | 7-day rate limit — food depletes as usage climbs | | 🟩 / ⬛ | Context window usage — XP bar fills as it climbs |

Install

npx minecraft-statusline

This backs up any existing ~/.claude/settings.json and statusline script, installs ~/.claude/minecraft-statusline.js, and points Claude Code's statusLine setting at it.

Requirements

  • Claude Code
  • Node.js — you already have it if you can run npx; the statusline itself runs on Node, so there's nothing else to install
  • git (optional — only used to show the current branch)

Works on Windows, macOS, and Linux with no extra dependencies (no jq or bash needed).

Uninstall

npx minecraft-statusline --uninstall

Restores your previous settings.json and removes the installed script.

Customize

The installed script lives at ~/.claude/minecraft-statusline.js — edit it directly to change colors, icons, or segments.