alegauss
UserNative Windows tray monitor for Claude Code usage — shows your rate-limit %, projects when you'll run out, and turns the icon red before you hit the limit. Plus a local 24h usage breakdown.
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Indexed Skills (5)
dev-flags
The complete catalogue of Claude Code Tray's own CLI flags — every preview, capture, headless read-out and fixture the .exe exposes, with what each one is for. Use when you need a flag that AGENTS.md's short list does not name, when you are unsure which entry point shows a surface, or when you add a flag and need to know where it is written down.
preview-ui
Build and visually verify the Claude Code Tray window by launching it and capturing a screenshot. Use whenever a change touches MainWindow, any of its pages (SettingsPage / StatisticsPage / ContextPage) or any windowed UI, before claiming the layout works.
file-map
The per-file map of Claude Code Tray's own sources — every file under src/, one row each, with what it is responsible for and the rules its type carries. Use when you need to know which file owns a behaviour, where a new file goes, or what a type already does before writing a second reader of the same thing.
roadkeep
Call the roadkeep CLI instead of editing a project's governed ROADMAP.md, CHANGELOG.md, IMPROVEMENTS.md, DECISIONS.md or STRATEGY.md. Use when adding, shipping, retiring or recording a task, changing a marker, writing a rationale section or a decision record, picking what to work on next, or reading a backlog, ledger or dependency graph — and whenever an edit to one of those files was denied or `roadkeep lint` reported a violation. Trigger words: roadmap, backlog, changelog, decision, ADR, task line, block, ship, retire, next task, roadkeep.
roadkeep-dev
How to build, test and commit in the roadkeep repository itself, and what a shipped task may file behind it. Use when running pytest here, editing a source file, staging a change, or writing a commit — and whenever a scripted edit to source is about to be made, a task is about to be shipped or filed, or a commit message is about to be composed. Trigger words: pytest, run the tests, commit, stage, git add, heredoc, version bump, run-commit, ship, file a task, add --block.
Bio shown is the top-scored skill's repo description as a fallback — real GitHub bios land in a future update.