What’s new here
claude-kit ships savvy-flow as a full plugin: a session model that plans a task, delegates chunks to named worker subagents (e.g. savvy-careful), and reviews their output. The companion mod, savvy-progress, hooks into Claude Code’s function-hook API to draw a live progress bar and an agents panel above the prompt. Install one or both; with both present, the flow drives the bar and workers report their progress to the panel.
What it does
- savvy-flow (
/savvy-flow <task>): the session model plans a task, hands each part to a tiered worker subagent, and reviews the result before continuing. - savvy-progress: a UI mod built on Claude Code’s
hooks/register.tsxearly-access API. It renders a progress bar above the prompt and a live panel showing any active subagents. - Plugins are namespaced when installed from the marketplace (
/savvy-flow:savvy-flow,savvy-flow:savvy-careful). Installed by hand, names stay short.
Who it’s for
Claude Code users who want to hand off multi-step tasks to a planner-worker pattern and see what each subagent is doing from a live panel above the prompt.
Try it
Requirements: Tested on Claude Code 2.1.286. The hooks API used by savvy-progress is marked early-access and may change between releases.
From the marketplace (inside Claude Code):
/plugin marketplace add johnnyvizz/claude-kit
/plugin install savvy-flow@claude-kit
/plugin install savvy-progress@claude-kit
Restart the session afterwards.
By hand:
git clone https://github.com/johnnyvizz/claude-kit.git ~/claude-kitCopy the skill:
cp -R ~/claude-kit/plugins/savvy-flow/skills/savvy-flow ~/.claude/skills/
cp ~/claude-kit/plugins/savvy-flow/agents/*.md ~/.claude/agents/Load the mod for one session:
claude --plugin-dir ~/claude-kit/plugins/savvy-progressOr add it to every session via ~/.claude/settings.json:
{
"env": {
"CLAUDE_CODE_PLUGIN_DIRS": "~/claude-kit/plugins/savvy-progress"
}
}After a git pull in the clone, a mod loaded this way updates. Copied skills need to be copied again.
How mature is it
Created and last pushed 2026-10-04. 156 stars, 37 forks, 1 contributor, 2 commits in the past 90 days. No releases; install from source or the marketplace. 20 open pull requests, 5 open issues. MIT license.