statusline-setupUse when the user wants to configure Claude Code statusline UI by inspecting shell prompt configuration and updating the relevant settings.
Install via ClawdBot CLI:
clawdbot install wimi321/statusline-setupGrade Limited — based on market validation, documentation quality, package completeness, maintenance status, and authenticity signals.
Generated May 8, 2026
A developer wants their Claude Code statusline to match their custom shell prompt. They provide their current prompt configuration, and the skill inspects it to update Claude's settings with minimal changes, aligning the UI with their preferences.
A team lead decides to standardize the Claude Code statusline across the team to match a common shell prompt. The skill inspects the team's chosen prompt configuration and adjusts each developer's settings while preserving unrelated preferences.
An experienced developer wants to fine-tune specific aspects of the statusline, like showing git branch or time. The skill reads current settings and adjusts only the requested elements, leaving other preferences intact.
During onboarding, a junior developer wants to set up Claude Code statusline to match the senior developer's prompt. The skill inspects the senior's config and applies a minimal set of changes to the junior's settings.
A developer switching from bash to zsh wants to migrate their statusline config. The skill inspects the new shell prompt and adjusts Claude settings accordingly, ensuring minimal disruption.
Offer basic statusline setup for free, with premium tier providing advanced customization options like custom themes or multi-shell support.
License the skill to organizations for team-wide deployment, including features like centralized configuration management and compliance.
Provide expert setup and optimization of statusline configurations for clients, along with training on best practices.
💬 Integration Tip
To integrate, call the statusline_setup skill with the user's current shell prompt context as input, then apply the minimal settings changes returned.
Scored May 8, 2026
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