wf-statusline

/wf-statusline

Install the lightweight workflow-progress statusline. It renders observed running/done counts and elapsed time in the always-visible status row. If the richer run viewer has already cached a static phase plan, phase names appear as optional decoration:

⚡ docs-drift-audit · Inventory › Extract › Check › Fix · ●1 ✓8 8m46s
✔ deep-code-review · Scope✓ Review✓5 Verify✓8 Report✓ · 15⚙ 1.2M 4m10s

The script is at ${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/scripts/workflow-statusline.mjs.

Steps

1. Ask which scope they want, unless $ARGUMENTS already says:

   • project → .claude/settings.json in the current project (this repo only)
   • user → ~/.claude/settings.json (every project)

2. Wire it up by editing that settings file yourself. Merge into the existing JSON — never overwrite the file, and preserve every other key:

   {
     "statusLine": {
       "type": "command",
       "command": "config_dir=\"${CLAUDE_CONFIG_DIR:-$HOME/.claude}\"; statusline_script=\"$(ls -t \"$config_dir\"/plugins/cache/ultracode-workflows/ultracode-workflows/*/scripts/workflow-statusline.mjs 2>/dev/null | head -n 1)\"; if [ -n \"$statusline_script\" ]; then exec node \"$statusline_script\"; fi",
       "padding": 0,
       "refreshInterval": 5
     }
   }
   

   Write the resolver literally; do not expand its shell variables while editing the JSON. Claude Code installs marketplace plugins in versioned cache directories, so the command selects the most recently written valid copy on every render instead of persisting one version's path. Both marketplace and plugin directory names are exact; only the version directory is allowed to vary.

3. If a statusLine already exists, don't silently replace it. Show the user the current command and ask whether to replace it. (Composing two is possible — read stdin once, feed both — but only if they ask.)

4. Verify the installed command renders before declaring success. Read the exact statusLine.command value back from the settings file and feed that command a sample of the JSON Claude Code pipes in. Do not test a different source path instead: