Developer Open-Sources CCProgress Plugin for Claude Code
10/03/2026 — 10/03, 05:11·1 sources·2 reports
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On October 3, 2026, a post on the developer forum V2EX introduced CCProgress, a progress-bar plugin for Claude Code built by a developer using the handle amigoer. According to the post, the code has been open-sourced on GitHub at https://github.com/amigoer/ccprogress.
In the post, amigoer describes himself as a heavy Claude Code user who burns through 15 billion tokens a month and often hands long-running tasks to Claude Opus. The problem he describes comes after a task has been handed over: there is no way to see which step the model has reached. Progress can only be inferred from the model's output and its tool calls, which he calls unintuitive, and it is hard to tell whether the task has drifted off course, so he does not dare stop the session.
amigoer says he put the progress-bar plugin together after seeing on X that claude now supports mods, and he invites others to try it out. The post does not go into how the plugin works, how to install it, which versions it targets, or any changes made since it was published.
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Latest turnDeveloper amigoer released CCProgress, an open-source plugin that shows how far along a long-running Claude Code task has gotten, with code on GitHub. The author, a heavy Claude Code user, says tracking progress previously meant guessing from tool calls and output.
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Developer amigoer released CCProgress, an open-source plugin that shows how far along a long-running Claude Code task has gotten, with code on GitHub. The author, a heavy Claude Code user, says tracking progress previously meant guessing from tool calls and output.
A developer has released CCProgress, a progress bar plugin for Claude Code that shows how far a long-running task has gotten. The author, a heavy Claude Code user, built it after finding no direct way to gauge progress beyond reading tool calls and output. The code is on GitHub.
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