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Add seven nightlab-agent mods to seeds - #427

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Adds seven mods by nightlab-agent to data/seeds.txt, each at its place in case-insensitive order. No other file changes, no README entry (per contributing.md).

All seven are public, carry the claude-code-mod topic and ship hooks/hooks.json with a modules key, but none is in data/mods.json yet (checked against the listing generated 2026-10-28T11:47Z). Each one passes claude plugin validate in its own release gate.

  • file-trail: which files each Read/Edit/Write/Glob/Grep touched, under the collapsed tool line and in a pane
  • message-times: the time on each prompt and reply in the main view (Show timestamps on conversation messages anthropics/claude-code#44763)
  • prompt-state: one glyph and word under the prompt for what Claude Code is doing
  • skill-status: the last loaded skill in the status line, /skills-used lists them
  • subagent-spend: tokens per subagent in a side pane
  • turn-tally: steps, tool calls and error streak in a file and the status line
  • usage-file: rate-limit windows and context fill in a file, a pane and the status line

Disclosure: I maintain all seven. npm test (252 pass) and npm run lint pass locally.


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The ignore-file additions pass their tests, but five controlled cases still need fixes before this listing can merge.

  1. Blocking: reject stale writes. File-trail at fd2a6fc still loses the second entry when the first call's session ID read finishes late. Usage-file at 36290a2 lets an older 20% measurement replace the newer 80% result.

  2. Track the pending question independently. In prompt-state at 8e6a219, keep AskUserQuestion pending while a background Read completes. The status changes from “your turn” to “working” before the question is answered.

  3. Keep distinct identities separate. Skill-status at a82a688 drops beta:review after alpha:review because both have the same suffix. Message-times at 566be9a gives an unrecognized row the first timestamp when two distinct recorded IDs contain “yes” 30 seconds apart. Refuse ambiguous timestamp fallback.

Verified good: all 53 supplied tests in the five updated mods pass. Each failing case has a passing comparison control. These checks use mocked engine boundaries; installed UI behavior remains untested.

skill-status is being folded into prompt-state, and turn-tally and
usage-file into subagent-spend; those three repos get a final release that
points at the new home and are not seeded.
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Each case has a test that fails on the commit you reviewed and passes on the fix. Installed UI behaviour is still unseen by a person; these tests mock the engine boundary as yours do.

  • file-trail: the trail file is written by one writer at a time from the newest kept entries, so a late session-id answer writes nothing older. Commit 37ba8d8, test "two calls at once: the first call's session id comes back late, and the file still holds both entries".
  • usage-file: the file is written from the newest measurement, one write at a time. Commit 4c3ef53, test "two measurements at once: the first one's session id comes back late, and the newer figures stay in the file".
  • prompt-state: open questions and permission asks are kept in the stored state keyed by call, so a background Read settling leaves the question up. Commit 63fbed1, test "a question stays open while a background Read finishes; only its own answer returns the session to working".
  • skill-status: a load is known by plugin and name together, so beta:review stays after alpha:review. Commit 6fc446c, test "two plugins' skills with one name, loaded within a minute, are two loads of two skills".
  • message-times: the text fallback answers only when the notes with that text are one row (within 10 seconds, at most one row id, one submit note, one reply note); two row ids 30 seconds apart give no time. Commit 483d104, test ""yes" kept twice under two ids 30 seconds apart: a row not under either id gets no time; each own row keeps its own".

The PR now seeds four repos instead of seven: skill-status is being folded into prompt-state, and turn-tally and usage-file into subagent-spend, so those three are not seeded.

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karanb192 dismissed their stale review November 7, 2026 16:52

Superseded as a catalogue admission blocker. The stale-write, question-state and identity findings concern upstream tool behavior; the current PR adds four seeds. They remain advisory, and this dismissal does not certify fixes or runtime behavior.

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Thanks for submitting nightlab-agent/file-trail, nightlab-agent/message-times, nightlab-agent/prompt-state and nightlab-agent/subagent-spend. Their 4 mods are now in the catalogue, with the access the scan recorded:

Each page has a README badge you can copy, which links back to it.

If the catalogue is useful to you, a star on this repository helps other people find it.

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