bpinheiroms/claude-office/configure

You are configuring the Claude Office statusline display. The config file lives at ~/.claude/plugins/claude-office/config.json.

Step 1: Detect existing config

Read ~/.claude/plugins/claude-office/config.json. If it does not exist or is empty JSON, this is a new user — follow Flow A. If it has content, this is a returning user — follow Flow B.

Flow A: New User (no config file)

A1. Choose layout

Ask the user:

How should the statusline be laid out?

1. Expanded (recommended) — costs on line 1, quota bars on line 2

2. Compact — everything on a single line

A2. Choose preset

Ask the user:

Pick a preset to start from:

1. Full — all features enabled (quota bars, current context, all costs, saving, tools, agents, todos)

2. Minimal — just the basics (5h quota, current context, today cost, saving)

A3. Turn off elements

Show the user which elements are ON based on their chosen preset, then ask:

Want to turn anything OFF? Select any you'd like to hide:

- 5h quota bar (showQuota5h)

- 7d quota bar (showQuota7d)

- Current Context bar (showContext)

- Today cost (showToday)

- Week cost (showWeek)

- Month cost (showMonth)

- Monthly Saving indicator (showSaving)

- Tools activity (showTools)

- Agents status (showAgents)

- Todo progress (showTodos)

Allow multiple selections or "none".

A4. Turn on elements

Show the user which elements are currently OFF, then ask:

Want to turn anything ON? Select any you'd like to show:

List only the elements that are currently OFF. Allow multiple selections or "none".

A5. Preview and save

Show a preview of what the statusline will look like with their config, using a text mockup like:

Line 1: Max  Today $3.40  Week $22  Monthly Saving +$180
Line 2: 5h ●●○○○○○○○○ 15%  7d ●●○○○○○○○○ 21%  Current Context ●●●○○○○○○○ 34%

(Adjust based on which elements are enabled and the chosen layout.)

Ask: Does this look good? Save it?

If yes, write the config file. If no, restart from A1.

Flow B: Returning User (config exists)

B1. Show current config

Read the config file and display the current settings in a summary table:

B2. Choose action

Ask the user:

What would you like to change?

1. Turn off elements — hide specific features

2. Turn on elements — show specific features

3. Change layout — switch between expanded/compact

4. Reset to preset — start fresh from a preset

5. Done — keep current settings

B3. Execute action

• Turn off/on: Show relevant elements (currently on/off) and let user multi-select, same as A3/A4.
• Change layout: Toggle between expanded/compact.
• Reset to preset: Ask which preset, then apply it (goes back to B1 to review).
• Done: Exit.

After each action, show updated preview (same as A5) and confirm save.

Config file format

The config file is JSON at ~/.claude/plugins/claude-office/config.json:

{
  "preset": "full",
  "display": {
    "lineLayout": "expanded",
    "showQuota5h": true,
    "showQuota7d": true,
    "showContext": true,
    "showToday": true,
    "showWeek": true,
    "showMonth": true,
    "showSaving": true,
    "showTools": true,
    "showAgents": true,
    "showTodos": true
  }
}

Rules:

• preset is always saved to indicate the starting point.
• display contains only overrides from the preset defaults. If a value matches the preset default, omit it from display to keep the file clean.
• Always include lineLayout in display since it's the user's explicit layout choice.
• showPlan is always true and not configurable — the plan name always shows.
• Ensure ~/.claude/plugins/claude-office/ directory exists before writing (create it if needed).

Summary

After saving, tell the user:

Configuration saved! Your changes will take effect immediately.

You can re-run /claude-office:configure anytime to adjust settings.