Claude Code: Mods to Customize the Interface

Claude Code opens up to add-ons capable of modifying its appearance and behavior. Five creations, coming from the community and Anthropic, are highlighted, while an example of an indicator panel and a generic prompt format demonstrate how to create your own mods.

Five Highlighted Creations, Including Savvy Progress

Five mods, from the community and Anthropic, are presented as notable examples. Among them is Savvy Progress.

Compatibility: CLI in Terminal and Desktop in the Code Tab

The mods can be used in Claude Code for the command line, in a terminal window, as well as in the Desktop version, in the Code tab.

Customize the Interface and Create a Mod with a Prompt Canvas

The mods offer the possibility to integrate additional interface components into Claude Code to meet specific needs. One example mentions a panel positioned above the input field for prompts, which displays information such as the usage status of the context window, the cost associated with the session, and usage limits. Another article details the process for creating this mod, also specifying that creating a mod is very simple. A universal prompt format is provided to guide the creation of new mods. By definition, a mod alters the appearance and behavior of Claude Code.