cs-web-customize-statusline

Edit Claude Code statusline widgets in a browser with live preview.

1|Updated Jun 12, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/Sampi314/Sam-Plugin-Marketplace --skill cs-web-customize-statusline
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Please help me install this Agent Skill.
Skill: cs-web-customize-statusline
Source: https://github.com/Sampi314/Sam-Plugin-Marketplace/tree/main/Claude%20Setup/skills/cs-web-customize-statusline
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/Sampi314/Sam-Plugin-Marketplace --skill cs-web-customize-statusline

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

💡 This Skill includes scripts (resource) components.

What problem does it solve?

This Skill eliminates the frustration of using a tedious terminal-based question-and-answer wizard to customize your Claude Code statusline by providing an intuitive, visual browser-based editor that shows real-time previews of every change you make.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Drag-and-drop widget layout: Arrange statusline widgets by dragging them between grid cells, duplicate widgets, adjust bar widths, and customize spacer text and colors directly in the UI.
  • Live preview: See exactly how your statusline will look by rendering actual PowerShell output against mock data, with support for multiple color palettes and per-widget color overrides.
  • One-click apply: Save your customized statusline to ~/.claude/ with automatic timestamped backups of your previous configuration, no need to restart Claude Code.
  • Use Case: If you want to rearrange your statusline to show your most-used widgets first, switch to a high-contrast color palette for better readability, and adjust the width of your rate limit bars, you can do all of this in minutes using the visual editor instead of answering dozens of terminal prompts.

Quick Start

Use the cs-web-customize-statusline skill to open the visual statusline editor in your default browser, arrange your widgets and colors as desired, then click Apply to update your Claude Code statusline instantly.

Frequently Asked Questions about cs-web-customize-statusline

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I visually customize my Claude Code statusline instead of using terminal prompts?

You can visually customize your Claude Code statusline using a browser-based drag-and-drop editor that provides live previews of PowerShell output. It eliminates the terminal question-and-answer wizard by letting you arrange widgets, adjust bar widths, and apply changes directly to ~/.claude/.

Can I see a live preview of my statusline widgets before applying changes?

Yes, the visual editor renders actual PowerShell statusline output against mock data for a live preview. This allows you to see exactly how your customized widgets, spacer text, and per-role color overrides will look before applying them.

How do I rearrange widgets and adjust color palettes for my Claude Code statusline?

You can rearrange statusline widgets by dragging them between grid cells, duplicating them, and adjusting widths. Multiple built-in color palettes are available with per-widget custom color overrides to suit your visual preferences.

Does the Claude Code web statusline editor work on Windows?

Yes, the visual editor runs on Windows by operating a local loopback HTTP server restricted to 127.0.0.1. This ensures the browser UI remains secure while you customize your statusline configuration locally.

What dependencies do I need to run the visual statusline customizer?

You need the sibling cs-statusline-setup and cs-customize-statusline skills to be present for bundled assets. These supporting skills provide the necessary components for the web editor to function properly.

Will I lose my existing statusline configuration when applying a new one?

No, the visual editor automatically creates timestamped backups of your existing statusline configurations in ~/.claude/ before applying updates. This ensures your previous settings are safely preserved before any changes are written.