⚙️ ClaudeCodeStatusLine - Real-Time Status for Claude Code
ClaudeCodeStatusLine is a tool that shows useful information about Claude Code right in your terminal. You can see the current model, token counts, rate limits, and git details as they update. It helps keep track of your coding context without needing to open extra apps.
🔍 What Is ClaudeCodeStatusLine?
ClaudeCodeStatusLine adds a custom status line to your command line interface. This status line updates in real-time to show:
- Which Claude model you are using
- The number of tokens used in your current session
- Current rate limits so you avoid hitting limits
- Git information like branch and commit details
It runs in your terminal (PowerShell or other shells) on Windows. You do not need to understand programming to use it. The tool works in the background and updates automatically.
🖥️ System Requirements
Before you get started, make sure your computer meets these needs:
- Windows 10 or later
- PowerShell 5.1 or newer (comes pre-installed on Windows 10+)
- At least 100 MB of free disk space
- Internet connection for downloading and for real-time data
These requirements help ensure ClaudeCodeStatusLine runs smoothly and updates data quickly.
🚀 How to Download ClaudeCodeStatusLine
Click the large button below to go to the download page. From there you will find all needed files.
You will be taken to the GitHub project page, where you can download the software package. The files include everything you need to run it on Windows.
📥 Step-by-Step Installation Guide
Follow these steps to get ClaudeCodeStatusLine running on your PC:
- Visit the download link above.
- On the GitHub page, look for the Releases section. Find the latest release version (the top one).
- Download the zip file for Windows. It will have a name like ClaudeCodeStatusLine-Windows.zip.
- Open the downloaded zip file using Windows File Explorer.
- Extract the contents to a folder you can easily access, such as C:\ClaudeCodeStatusLine.
- Open PowerShell. You can do this by clicking the Start menu, typing PowerShell, and selecting it.
- Change directory (folder) to where you extracted the files. For example, type:
cd C:\ClaudeCodeStatusLine