gaia-statusline-disable

To disable the Claude Code statusline, you can remove the statusLine block from the ~/.claude/settings.json file. This preserves the runtime files, allowing you to quickly re-enable the statusline later without a full reinstallation.

Using a command-line JSON processor like jq is the best way to remove a configuration block from settings.json. It safely modifies the file structure to disable specific features like the statusline without corrupting other settings.

Yes, jq is required to remove the statusline configuration from your settings file. The Skill relies on jq to parse and modify the JSON structure in ~/.claude/settings.json, and requires a Bash environment to execute.

Yes, you can re-enable the statusline after disabling it because the modification preserves runtime files. The disable command only removes the configuration block from settings.json, keeping the underlying component intact for quick restoration.

No, running the statusline disable command will not overwrite your existing settings because the operation is idempotent. If the statusline configuration is already missing, the command safely exits without altering other entries in your settings.json file.