I use Claude Code every day. And every day, I watched it burn tokens on things like git status, docker ps, npm test — commands my shell could answer in milliseconds. It bothered me enough to build something about it. The problem When you're deep in a coding session, you ask Claude a lot of small operational questions. What branch am I on? Are there uncommitted changes? What's running on port 3000?
How I Built token-ninja — A Claude Code Companion That Saves Tokens on Shell Commands
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