用 Opus 5.5 分析 Claude Code 历史会话，生成个性化 Mod
Have Opus 5.5 go through your last 20 Claude Code sessions, and it can tell you…
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Have Opus 5.5 go through your last 20 Claude Code sessions, and it can tell you 𝘄𝗵𝗶𝗰𝗵 𝗺𝗼𝗱 𝘆𝗼𝘂 𝗺𝗼𝘀𝘁 𝗻𝗲𝗲𝗱 to build for yourself.
让 Opus 5.5 回顾你最近的 20 次 Claude Code 会话，它可以告诉你你最需要为自己构建哪个 mod（插件/模块）。
A mod is a small feature you add to Claude Code yourself, and you don't need to write any code. Describe what you want to see and Claude writes it 𝗶𝗻 𝗼𝗻𝗲 𝘁𝘂𝗿𝗻. For example, showing how full your context is, or which files it just changed, right on your screen.
mod 是你自行添加到 Claude Code 的小功能，无需编写任何代码。描述你希望看到的内容，Claude 会在一次交互中为你生成它。例如，直接在屏幕上显示上下文的使用程度，或刚刚修改了哪些文件。
Open Claude Code in a project you use a lot and send it this prompt 👇
在你经常使用的项目中打开 Claude Code，并发送以下提示 👇
"Read this guide: https://claude.dev/blog/getting-started-with-claude-code-mods/
"阅读此指南：https://claude.dev/blog/getting-started-with-claude-code-mods/"
Then use it to go through my last 20 sessions (this project's .jsonl logs under ~/.claude/projects/) and see how I use you day to day. Find three kinds of things worth turning into a mod: 1. Things I keep asking you, or asking you to do. Each mod in the guide answers one question, like how full the context is. Pick out the questions and requests I repeat across sessions, with counts and my exact words, then decide whether each fits a readout above the prompt, a pane beside the conversation, or a /command. 2. Commands that make me nervous: ones I stopped partway, rejected, or had you undo afterwards. 3. How I check your changes: asking you to list the files you changed, paste the diff, or explain a change.
然后利用它回顾我最近的 20 次会话（位于 ~/.claude/projects/ 下的该项目 .jsonl 日志），看看我日常如何使用你。找出三类值得转化为 mod 的内容： 1. 我反复向你提问或要求你执行的事项。指南中的每个 mod 都回答一个问题，例如上下文是否已满。挑选出我在不同会话中重复提出的问题和请求，附上次数和我原话的确切措辞，然后判断每一项是适合放在提示符上方的读数区域、对话旁边的窗格，还是作为 /command 命令。 2. 让我感到不安的命令：那些我中途停止、拒绝或在之后让你撤销的命令。 3. 我如何检查你的更改：例如要求你列出已更改的文件、粘贴差异内容，或解释某项更改。
For each idea, give it a name, quote my words, and write a few 'What it should show' lines in the style of the guide's token-weather prompt. If a status line or a setting can already do it, say so, and don't force it into a mod. Rank the ideas by how much they'd help me, and tell me how to keep a mod around once it's built.
对于每个想法，给它起个名字，引用我的原话，并按照指南中 token-weather（令牌天气）提示的风格，写几行‘它应该显示什么’的描述。如果现有的状态栏或设置已经能实现该功能，请说明，不要强行将其做成 mod。根据这些想法对我的帮助程度进行排名，并告诉我一旦构建完成，如何让一个 mod 持续保留下来。
Show me the ideas first. Don't build anything until I pick."
先向我展示这些想法。在我做出选择之前，不要构建任何东西。
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