# Create a task list
/note-todo Fix auth, write tests, deploy to staging

# Log a bug with git context
/note-bug Login crashes on Safari when cookies disabled

# Start automated task loop
/note-loop Refactor auth, add tests, update docs

4 Smart Hooks

Automatic actions that run behind the scenes. No commands needed.

SessionStart

New Claude Code session

Auto-loads project context when you start a session.

Fetches git branch, project name, recent commits, and checks SlashNote for pending tasks and active loop state. Injects a context line into the session.

Stop (Loop Controller)

Claude tries to exit

Blocks exit while tasks remain in the task loop.

Reads the loop state file, finds the next uncompleted task, increments iteration counter, and marks the next checkbox as in-progress. Claude picks up the next task automatically.

TaskCompleted

Any task completion

Auto-checks completed items in SlashNote.

Matches the completed task subject to a checkbox in the note-loop note and toggles it to done. Non-blocking — silently exits if no match found.

PreCompact

Before context compression

Saves a context snapshot before memory is compressed.

Captures git state, loop progress, and recent commits into a blue "Context Snapshot" note. Preserves session state that would otherwise be lost.

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Hook lifecycle diagram: SessionStart (session opens) > TaskCompleted (task done) > PreCompact (context full) > Stop (loop continues or exits)

Killer Feature

Automated Task Loop

Type /note-loop and Claude works through your checklist automatically. Each task gets executed, checked off in SlashNote, and the next one starts — hands-free.

Auto-executes tasks one by one with progress tracking
3 attempts per task before marking as blocked
/note-loop pause stops at any time, /note-loop resumes
Real-time progress chart on the pinned note

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Screen recording: /note-loop Write tests, Implement auth, Deploy. Green pinned note appears with 3 checkboxes. Tasks start executing one by one, checkboxes get checked, progress chart updates.

Get Started

Install the plugin in one command. Requires SlashNote app and Claude Code.

1. Install the plugin

Terminal

# Install the plugin
claude plugin add slashnote-app/claude-code-plugin

2. Make sure SlashNote is running

The plugin communicates with SlashNote via MCP server. The app needs to be running for commands to work.

3. Start using commands

Type any slash command in Claude Code — /note, /note-todo, /note-loop — and sticky notes appear on your screen.

Try the Plugin Today

Download SlashNote and install the Claude Code plugin

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11 Slash Commands. 4 Smart Hooks. Your Developer Dashboard.

How It Works

Type a Command

AI Processes

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