Stops "Would you like me to continue?" interruptions.

Claude Code plugin that uses Claude to judge whether Claude should continue working.

Claude Code interrupts multi-step work to ask permission even when next steps are obvious:

• Work is incomplete
• Clear next steps exist
• You requested multi-step implementation
• Claude stated what it will do next

This breaks flow.

When Claude tries to stop, a separate Claude instance evaluates the context and decides whether continuation makes sense.

Key principle: If you can type "continue" and Claude knows what to do, the plugin continues automatically.

/plugin install double-shot-latte@superpowers-marketplace

Prerequisites: Claude Code and jq command-line tool.

1. Stop Hook Intercepts - Catches stop attempts
2. Context Analysis - Extracts recent conversation
3. Judge Evaluation - Separate Claude instance evaluates continuation
4. Smart Decision - Blocks inappropriate stops, allows legitimate ones

• Work is incomplete
• Obvious next steps exist (more files, functions, tests)
• Claude mentioned follow-up work
• Implementation has TODOs or placeholders
• Multi-step process with remaining steps

• Claude asks for user decisions
• Claude requests clarification on requirements
• Work is complete and documented
• Claude explicitly needs user input

Multi-File Projects

"Refactor codebase to TypeScript with strict types and comprehensive tests"

API Development

"Create REST API with authentication, CRUD operations, and test coverage"

Component Libraries

"Build React components: Button, Input, Modal, Table with TypeScript and Storybook"

Development Environment

"Set up complete dev environment: Docker, CI/CD, linting, testing, deployment"

• Intelligent decisions using Claude's reasoning
• Aggressive continuation - continues unless clear stop signal
• Smart throttling - max 3 continuations per 5 minutes
• Recursion prevention - judge Claude can't trigger own hooks
• Graceful fallback - allows stopping if evaluation fails
• Zero configuration - works after installation

By default, the plugin uses Claude Haiku for fast, cost-effective judgments. You can configure a different model via environment variable:

Configuration (~/.claude/settings.json):

{
  "env": {
    "DOUBLE_SHOT_LATTE_MODEL": "sonnet"
  }
}

Available models:

• haiku (default) - Fast and cost-effective
• sonnet - More capable reasoning
• opus - Highest capability

Note: The judge model runs on every stop attempt. Using more expensive models will increase costs proportionally.

• Default Model: Claude Haiku (fast, cost-effective)
• Context: Last 10 transcript entries
• Throttling: 3 continuations per 5-minute window
• Performance: Minimal latency on stop decisions only

Hook not triggering:

• Check installation: /plugin list
• Restart Claude Code
• Verify hook appears in Claude Code hooks UI

Unexpected behavior:

• Review hook reasoning in Claude Code logs
• Check throttle files: /tmp/.claude-continue-throttle-*
• Verify jq is installed

1. Fork repository
2. Create feature branch
3. Test changes
4. Submit pull request

MIT License - see LICENSE