Claude Code mods: setup and five workflow examples

This tutorial introduces five Claude Code mods and explains how the speaker installs and creates them. Mods ship inside plugins, which the speaker says users can install with /plugin in the CLI or desktop app. He also describes asking Claude to build custom interface features in natural language.

Next Steps suggests actions after a turn and lets the user dismiss them. Cache Keeper displays context usage, session limits and estimated API costs, plus controls for handing a conversation to a fresh session. The speaker describes a 60-minute cache window and a warning five minutes before expiry; these are his account of the demonstrated setup, rather than a universal billing guarantee.

Recording Mode hides sensitive details with blur or placeholders. In the example, Claude still receives the actual numbers and edits an HTML price while concealing those values on screen. The mode changes presentation, not what the coding assistant can read.

Goal Meter shows elapsed time and task progress for /goal sessions, including a view across chats. Collision Guard warns when another chat recently edited a file, using a 30-minute lookback in this setup. Users can proceed, move to a worktree or cancel. The speaker offers his mods through a free community resource section. The walkthrough covers desktop customization, not how to run models locally.