I am attempting to switch from using Claude in VS Code to using the Claude desktop app. I've noticed the Claude desktop app has changed a lot. The app seems to be more functional, so I'm trying to switch to using it more instead of relying on VS Code. I need some help with the app configuration. One of the reasons I really liked using Claude in VS Code is the ability to configure the status line in the terminal. While watching the AIS Live video recordings I noticed that Nate had something similar to a status line configuration in his Claude desktop app and he also had some windows on the side of his app showing how much context he was using, what environment he was in, and how many connectors had he connected to his session. I'm trying to get a setup similar to the one seen in that AIS Live video. I have attached a screenshot taken from the video. Does anyone know how I can configure my Claude desktop app so my sessions in the app look similar to Nate's setup from the video? Ideally, I would like to have the setup in my Claude desktop app to look similar to Nate's setup seen in the pictures attached. Can someone tell me how I can configure the app to achieve this goal?

In Claude Code, a deny rule like Bash(rm *) does not stop r''m -rf ~. Same command, written a little differently, and the rule misses it. That gap is why I built claude-code-setup. Most people install Claude Code, click "allow" a few dozen times, and end up with an AI agent that runs shell commands with their full user access. Your SSH keys, cloud credentials, browser cookies and .env files are all one prompt injection away. A README, a GitHub issue or a web page can carry instructions Claude will follow. So I put together the setup I wish I'd had on day one. One command on macOS or Linux, and Claude Code is locked down at the user level: - Sandbox on by default. Shell commands can only write inside your project and temp folders, and network access is filtered. - 110 deny rules covering SSH keys, AWS/GCP/Azure credentials, browser cookies, keyrings, .env files and Claude's own config. - A deny-guard hook that reads the whole command, so it catches tricks like r''m, \rm, eval and base64 -d | sh. 77 test cases check what it has to block. - Claude can't edit its own guardrails: global settings, hooks, your global CLAUDE.md, git config or your shell profile. - Package installs, git push and every gh command ask you first. Need more room on one project? Loosen that project's local settings. The deny and ask rules from your global settings still apply. Tune the rules to fit your work, just please don't switch them off completely. It also comes with a starter kit: Context7 for current docs, security review plugins, reviewed and frozen third-party mods, a status line with cost and limits, and a local dashboard. To install, run this in your terminal: git clone https://github.com/kryo-o/claude-code-setup && cd claude-code-setup && bash install.sh It's free and MIT licensed: https://github.com/kryo-o/claude-code-setup If it helps you, a ⭐ on the repo helps more builders find it.

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