Bloom

Claude Code on your bar. A flower spins while Claude works and turns red when a session is waiting for your permission. The panel shows the real /status limits, every running session (click one to focus its terminal) and the last 7 days of tokens.

Bloom is an unofficial community project. It is not made, endorsed or supported by Anthropic. "Claude" and "Claude Code" are Anthropic's trademarks and are used here only to say which tool Bloom works with.

Plugin

Field	Value
ID	teslaoruz/bloom
Entries	Bar widget: status; panel: panel

Requirements

Bloom draws data that its backend collects, so install the backend once:

git clone https://github.com/teslaoruz/bloom-bar
cd bloom-bar
./install.sh --noctalia

The backend needs python3 with python-gobject and Claude Code. Focusing a session's terminal needs niri.

Usage

Add the status widget to a bar (Settings → Bar → add widget, type teslaoruz/bloom:status). install.sh places it after workspaces for you.

Bar shows	Meaning
dim ✽	no session is working
spinning flower	a session is working
red ✳	a session needs permission (a notification fires too)
2 next to it	number of sessions, once there is more than one
26%	the five-hour session limit; amber from 70%, red from 90%

Click the widget to open the panel, or toggle it from a keybind:

noctalia msg panel-toggle teslaoruz/bloom:panel

In the panel, click a session row to focus the terminal it runs in.

IPC

noctalia msg plugin teslaoruz/bloom:status all open

Toggles the panel, the same as clicking the widget.

Notes

• The plugin only reads ~/.local/state/claude-tray/status.json (or under $XDG_STATE_HOME), once a second, and spawns ~/.local/share/claude-tray/focus.sh <window-id> when you click a session row. It makes no network calls and writes no files.
• The backend writes that file. It wires a hook script into ~/.claude/settings.json and puts a small shim in front of your existing statusLine command, which still runs unchanged. Claude Code publishes its rate limits only through the statusline payload, so limits appear once a session has drawn its statusline. ./uninstall.sh undoes all of it.
• Token counts come from ~/.claude/projects/*.jsonl, on your machine.