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Check Claude Code plan usage via a hidden tmux session. Reports weekly usage percentage, time until reset, and pacing status.
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| name | background-usage |
| description | Check Claude Code plan usage via a hidden tmux session. Reports weekly usage percentage, time until reset, and pacing status. |
| allowed-tools | Agent |
Check your Claude Code plan usage without blocking your current session.
Always dispatch this to a background Agent subagent. Do NOT run the steps inline.
Spawn a background Agent that reads and executes _impl.md in this skill's directory:
Agent(
description: "Check usage",
prompt: "Read and execute ~/gits/chop-conventions/skills/background-usage/_impl.md — follow all steps and return the one-line summary.",
run_in_background: true
)
When the agent completes, relay its one-line summary to the user.
Surface open PRs that have genuinely unaddressed review feedback, filtering out CodeRabbit auto-summaries and CI-bot noise. Use before ending a session, when asked "which of my PRs need attention", or to gate a session close on unresolved review threads.
Sync git repository with upstream. Use at the start of a session, when asked to sync, get up to date, check git status, or when working on a stale branch.
Analyze content and generate illustrations via Gemini image API
Brainstorm multiple visual directions for a blog image, generate them in parallel, build a comparison page, and optionally publish as a shareable link (Surge.sh or gist).
Bulk-parallel CLIs — turn N sequential gh/bd/git/file tool calls into a single fan-out JSON call. Use when the session is about to fire ≥3 similar sequential calls (gh pr view, bd show, Read of small files, up-to-date diagnose across repos).
Extract durable lessons from a completed Claude session and codify them in the right CLAUDE.md files or skills. Use at the end of a long session, after a bug hunt that surfaced a non-obvious constraint, or when the user asks "what can we learn from this session". Discovers CLAUDE.md files dynamically, routes lessons by generic scope (project / shared conventions / environment / machine-local), enforces neutral voice, and asks for approval before editing.