hud-statusline

To display Unity workflow progress in the Claude Code statusline, configure the statusline to read Unity hook state files, which tracks session edits, start time, and cost monitoring data to report phases like Clarify, Plan, Execute, Verify, and Done.

You can track session state in Claude Code by reading hook state files to report edited file counts, elapsed session duration, branch context, active sub-agents, Ralph iteration progress, and team activity during Unity development workflows.

Yes, you can monitor sub-agent execution and Ralph iteration progress in the statusline, as it reads Unity hook state files to display active agents, tool-call counts, and team activity during your development sessions.

Yes, Unity workflow tracking requires integration with Unity hook state files, specifically those containing session edits, session state, session start time, and cost tracking data to accurately report phase transitions and metrics.

You can track session cost and duration metrics by configuring the Claude Code statusline to read cost tracking data and session start time files generated during Unity development workflows.

The best way to keep phase-gated Unity workflows visible is by exposing the current workflow phase, active agent, modified-file count, and session duration directly in the Claude Code statusline through Unity hook state file integration.