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headsup-config

Unified settings hub for headsup (Claude Code's iTerm2 status hooks). One command with a section as the first word, then that section's args. Sections: newtabs (New Claude Tab / Cmd-Opt-C launch mode), colors (idle/processing/waiting tab colors), label (this tab's title + badge), notify (the 'Claude is waiting' macOS notification). Use when the user types /headsup-config, or asks to configure/change headsup settings and names one of those areas, e.g. /headsup-config newtabs off, /headsup-config colors wait orange, /headsup-config label deploy work, /headsup-config notify 10. With no section it shows every current setting.

headsup-status

Print a health snapshot for the headsup hook stack — daemon PID + heartbeat status, launchd watchdog state, active sessions and their current colors, count of stray PostToolUse events suppressed today, and token usage for the current Claude Code session ($PWD). Use when the user asks "is this still working", "how's the headsup tab thing", "show me the headsup hook status", or invokes /headsup-status directly. Read-only — does not modify any state.

nil

now is later: the companion to /sfl. Reopen the windows you saved for later: list the saved checkpoints in ~/.claude/sfl/ numbered, ask which to launch (all or specific numbers), then open one tab per selected entry in the current terminal provider, or AI Power Term when selected or when run from AI Power Term. Each tab cds to its dir, restores its label, and launches the current/forced LLM CLI (Claude or Codex) pointed at the archived checkpoint. Only launched entries are archived; un-selected ones stay live for a later /nil. Use when the user types /nil, "now is later", "reopen my windows", "restore my tabs", or "bring my saved windows back".

sfl

Save For Later: checkpoint this window so a fresh session (or /nil) can resume it later. Use when the user types /sfl, "save for later", or "checkpoint this window". Writes a live per-window entry under ~/.claude/sfl/ (plus an optional durable note in the user's own memory system), then shows the green Saved-for-Later banner. Has a second mode, "sfl resume", invoked when /nil reopens a window: read this window's checkpoint, get back up to speed, then archive the entry if it is still live.

headsup-colors

Customize headsup's global iTerm2 tab colors for Codex sessions: idle, working, and waiting. Use when the user asks to change Codex/headsup tab colors.

headsup-label

Set or clear the current Codex window label in AI Power Term or iTerm2. Use when the user wants a custom Codex tab title, badge, or watermark.

headsup-new-tab-shortcut

Install, update, verify, or remove the New Codex Tab Finder Quick Action.

headsup-update

Pull the latest headsup release from GitHub and apply it in-place. Use when the user types /headsup-update, asks to "update headsup", or wants to pull the newest version of the tab-color/status hooks.

headsup

Show the default headsup health/status snapshot for Claude Code tabs. Use when the user types /headsup, asks whether headsup is working, or wants the quick overview rather than a specific focused command. For focused actions, route to /headsup-label, /headsup-config, /headsup-status, /headsup-diagnose, /headsup-colors, /headsup-notifications, or /headsup-update.