Free Claude Code mod · open source

Claude did its part. Your move.

A side panel for Claude Code that shows everything Claude needs from you, at a glance. Decisions with the pros and risks laid out. Sign-ins, one click. API keys, the right page already open. Things to review, the link right there. Answer, and Claude keeps building.

MIT licensed. No account, no sign-up. Buy Dan a coffee

See it work

This is a working copy of the panel. Click an answer, type into a field and press Enter, change how many cards show.

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Demo with a made-up project. The real panel runs inside Claude Code.

Seven kinds of asks, one glance

Built for coming back

Install in a minute

  1. In Claude Code, run:

    /plugin install your-move --marketplace ender1311/yourMove
  2. Answer y to add the marketplace, then press Enter to install for your user.

  3. Open the panel:

    /yourmove
From a shell instead:claude plugin install your-move --marketplace ender1311/yourMove

Works in the Claude Code terminal (it docks on the right in fullscreen) and the Claude desktop app. Source on GitHub

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Questions

Does it cost anything to run?

The mod is free. Each look-ahead is one extra model call over your conversation, which is mostly cached, so it's cheap. Set it to look only when you press ↻ if you'd rather.

Can it see my keys or passwords?

It never asks for them. It checks which environment variables are missing by name only, and it won't send anything you type that looks like a key.

Does it slow Claude down?

No. It runs beside Claude and never blocks a tool call. Answers you give mid-build reach Claude at its next step.

Where does it work?

In the Claude Code terminal (fullscreen docks it on the right; otherwise /yourmove opens it) and in the Claude desktop app.

Is it open source?

Yes, MIT licensed. The source is on GitHub.