Claude Code Notification and Sound Mods

/quiet <minutes> holds every toast and notification for that long, then says once how many were held; /quiet test checks it

Sends a native notification the first time a rate limit window passes 90%, with when it resets

Toast when the 5h or 7-day window passes 75/90/95%; /limits lists the usage

Toast when a turn ends while the last test run is still failing

/remind <minutes> <text> fires a toast and a notification after that many minutes

On start, one toast with what you were last working on in this project, if it was in the past three days

A toast when a rate-limit window will run out before it resets at the current pace, and /runout lists the projection

Toast when one turn changes eight or more files across four or more unrelated folders

Toast after three hours of continuous use in one session, then again every hour

A toast when a shell command took a minute or more, with the command and how long it ran

A notification when the session ends with what it spent in total, how long it ran and the cost per turn

Toast after two hours of use without a 10 minute break: stand up and walk

Toast after four failed shell commands in a row at the same thing: time to step back and look at the problem

Sends a native notification with pass or fail when a test run of 30 seconds or more finishes

/timebox <minutes> <what> counts down on the status line, warns at 80% and notifies at the end

Toast when a prompt shares nothing with the work in progress after several edits, before a second task mixes into the first

Native notification when a turn of 30s or more finishes

Shows a toast summarizing every finished turn of 10 seconds or more: duration, tool calls and output tokens

Toast at the end of a turn that changed code without running a single test

Toast after ten prompts in a row without a single file changed: what would make this done?

On the first session of a new week, one toast with last week's days active, sessions and prompts