pear-plugin

Claude Plan reads your task list and Google Calendar, protects sleep, exercise, and meals first, then proposes work that fits the remaining capacity. Weekly calendar changes wait for explicit approval; morning mode sets the day's capacity and priorities, while the Friday review compares scheduled work with what actually shipped. It requires a compatible Google Calendar MCP. On first load, the plugin sends an anonymous name-and-version signal that can be disabled with an environment variable.

Run `/patterns` to scan recent sessions, decisions, drafts, and journal entries for themes or working habits that keep returning. It proposes up to five evidence-backed captures—such as CLAUDE.md rules, concept notes, writing seeds, or skill improvements—and writes them only after you confirm. First-time setup requires paths to your notes, and the plugin sends a one-time anonymous install signal unless you opt out.

session-tab-namer gives every new Claude Code session an immediate fallback label, then replaces it with a semantic name such as `build:*`, `research:*`, or `debug:*` once the objective is clear. It works across common terminal emulators and tmux, persists names for other tools, and uses a SessionStart hook whose installer requires jq.

Joplin Note Tabs adds a tab panel to the Joplin desktop app so you can keep several notes open and pin important ones. Tabs can include navigation controls, checklist progress, and breadcrumbs, and they can be arranged horizontally or vertically and controlled with shortcuts. Pinned tabs persist in the local database but do not sync to other devices, and the plugin requires Joplin 1.8.2 or newer.