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Space Command for Claude Code

Space Command for Claude Code is a Claude Code plugin that passes work between your sessions and Space Command. It copies a session's numbered questions to the Clipboard tab, and carries your answers back. It also tells a session which changes you made from the panel, and draws a map of your running sessions.

It's an early test. Version 0.3.0 is for early testers, and these steps may change. Tell us what works and what doesn't.

You don't need it. Space Command reads your folders the same way with or without the plugin, and you can still copy questions and paste answers by hand.

The plugin's hooks never write to your project folders.

You need Claude Code on a Mac, with python3 installed. Your edits need Space Command 0.146.0 or later, and answers need 0.152.0 or later.

Download

Download Space Command for Claude Code 0.3.0 (zip, 10 KB)

Its SHA-256 checksum is 5ea7590820d0102e8da6758fcce6d1fea796d7fd9c7c070d30688309d3ce78f4.

Install the plugin

The folder has to stay where you put it. Claude Code keeps reading from it, so moving or deleting it stops the plugin loading. Your Downloads folder is a bad home for it, since one tidy-up breaks the plugin.

If you put the folder somewhere else, use its path in the first command.

If you've added the copy-questions hook to ~/.claude/settings.json by hand, take it out. Beside the plugin, it copies your questions a second time.

Update the plugin

Updates are by hand, with a new zip for each version.

What the plugin does

Copies questions

When a session's last message in a turn asks numbered questions, the plugin copies them with a Questions line on top. The line names the session, the date, and the Git folder, so the Clipboard tab files the copy under its project and lets you answer it there.

Only numbered lines with a question mark count. Nothing is copied when there are no questions, or when the clipboard already holds them.

Sends your answers to the session

Send to Session, on a questions copy, hands your answers to the session that asked. The session reads them with your next prompt to it, or when it starts or resumes, and the plugin then removes them. See Sending answers to the session.

Tells a session about your edits

Ticking a box or adding a task from the panel changes a file, and a session may find a change it didn't make. When a session starts, the plugin tells it which changes in its Git folder you made from Space Command in the last hour, so it knows they're yours. It says nothing when there are none, or when the session is in your home folder.

What the plugin tells a session becomes part of that session, under Claude Code's own terms.

Draws a map of your sessions

Run /space-command:agent-map in any session to copy a map of the sessions running on your Mac. See Agent maps.

If the plugin stops loading

To see the plugin's state, run this in Terminal:

claude plugin list

If it reads Marketplace space-command failed to load: cache-miss, the folder has moved. Move it back to where you added it from, and the plugin loads again.

Check whether it's installed

Settings › Integrations › Space Command for Claude Code, in Space Command, shows the plugin's state:

Download… downloads the zip, and Copy Install Steps copies the Terminal commands above. When an update is available, the button is Copy Update Steps instead. The row only reads Claude Code's list of plugins, and never installs anything.

Remove the plugin

To remove it, run these two commands in Terminal, then delete the folder:

claude plugin uninstall space-command@space-command
claude plugin marketplace remove space-command