Init
Repair or force the claude-status-bar install - re-point the statusLine at this plugin, or replace an existing status line it refused to overwrite. Not needed for a normal install, which configures itself on first session start.From its SKILL.md
npx -y skills add jeancarlo-javier/claude-status-bar --skill initAssembled from the repository path, not quoted from the project. Check it against their README if it does not work.
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SKILL.md
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Repair the claude-status-bar install
Installing the plugin already configures everything on the next session start, via the
SessionStart hook in hooks/plugin-setup.js. Run this skill only to fix the two cases that
hook deliberately leaves alone.
The plugin root is this skill's grandparent directory — the folder holding bin/, hooks/
and docs/. Resolve it to an absolute path first and write that absolute path into settings,
never the literal ${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}, which is only substituted for plugin-owned files.
Case 1 — a different status line is already configured
The setup hook never overwrites a status line it did not install. If the user wants to switch,
show them the current statusLine.command from ~/.claude/settings.json, confirm they want it
replaced, and only then set:
{
"statusLine": {
"type": "command",
"command": "node \"<PLUGIN_ROOT>/bin/claude-code-status.js\""
}
}
Preserve every other key in the file.
Case 2 — the phase rule is missing or was edited away
Check ~/.claude/CLAUDE.md for claude-status-bar:begin. If absent, append the fenced
markdown block from docs/global-claude-rule.md in the plugin root, wrapped in the same
markers the hook uses:
<!-- claude-status-bar:begin — delete this block to remove the rule -->
…rule…
<!-- claude-status-bar:end -->
Then
Say which files changed and that the status line appears after restarting Claude Code. If both cases were already fine, say so instead of changing anything.