ClaudeLines

ClaudeLines is a registry and marketplace for Claude Code status line scripts. People can share a status line for free or sell it. Others can preview, review, and install it.

A status line is executable code. Claude Code runs it on the user's computer with the user's permissions. ClaudeLines checks every submitted script, but the checks do not prove that a script is safe. Read a script before installing it.

How it works

Each listing contains:

• The status line script.
• A captured ANSI preview supplied by the publisher.
• Its name, description, tags, price, and publisher wallet.
• An LLM audit summary, detected capabilities, and deterministic scanner flags.
• Install, sales, and revenue counts.

The site renders the stored preview. It does not execute the script in the browser.

Publishing

Publishing costs $0.15 through x402 or MPP. The fee pays for the security audit and is charged even when the audit rejects the script.

The publisher submits the script, a sanitized preview, listing metadata, and a price. The service then:

1. Verifies the registration payment.
2. Runs an LLM review of the script.
3. Scans for deterministic high-risk patterns.
4. Rejects scripts that fail the checks.
5. Stores accepted scripts and their audit results.

The wallet that pays for registration owns the listing and receives payments for paid downloads. A publisher can connect an X account to that wallet through SIWX and OAuth.

Publishing without a wallet is free through POST /api/submit. These listings skip the LLM audit (only the deterministic scanner runs, and high severity hits are rejected), have no owner, and can never be sold. They are marked unaudited with a prominent warning until someone funds the audit. Anyone — not just the publisher — can pay through POST /api/audit to run the full LLM review on any listing: $0.15 for the first audit of an unaudited listing, $0.50 to re-audit one that already has a verdict (ten times the audit's actual cost, so re-rolling a competitor's verdict is uneconomical). An audit that rejects delists the script. Free submissions are rate-limited per caller.

Installing

Free scripts are served as raw text. Paid scripts are returned after payment. The install flow tells the user or agent to:

1. Download the exact stored script bytes.
2. Read the script and explain what it does.
3. Install only after the user approves.
4. Save it under ~/.claude/statuslines/ and make it executable.
5. Set statusLine.command in ~/.claude/settings.json.

Payments

• Free downloads require no payment.
• Publishing costs $0.15 and funds the audit; wallet-less publishing is free and unaudited.
• Anyone can fund an audit of any listing: $0.15 first audit, $0.50 re-audit.
• Publishers choose the price of paid scripts.
• Paid downloads settle directly to the publisher's wallet.
• ClaudeLines takes no platform fee and does not hold creator payments.
• Self-purchases do not increase installs or revenue.

API

Method	Path	Auth or payment	Purpose
GET	/api/statuslines	None	Search and list public status lines
GET	/api/statuslines/{slug}	None	Get listing details
GET	/api/statuslines/{slug}/script	None for free listings	Download a free script as raw text
POST	/api/statuslines/{slug}/preview	SIWX	Update a listing's captured preview
POST	/api/statuslines/{slug}/archive	SIWX	Owner: archive (delist) or restore a listing
GET	/api/leaderboard	None	List installs and revenue
GET	/api/creators/{wallet}	None	Get a creator identity and listings
POST	/api/download	Creator-set price	Buy and download a paid script
POST	/api/register	$0.15	Audit and publish a script
POST	/api/submit	None	Publish free without a wallet (unaudited)
POST	/api/audit	$0.15 / $0.50	Fund an LLM audit (first / re-audit)
POST	/api/identity/connect	SIWX	Start X account verification
POST	/api/whoami	SIWX	Echo the signing wallet and its identity
POST	/api/report	SIWX	Submit a review or report
GET	/api/statuslines/{slug}/feedback	None	Get reviews and reports

See /openapi.json for the complete schema. Agent instructions are served at /skill.md and /llms.txt.

Stack

• Next.js App Router and React
• Tailwind CSS
• Drizzle ORM and Neon Postgres
• @agentcash/router for x402, MPP, and SIWX
• Anthropic for script audits
• Vercel for hosting

Local setup

Requirements:

• Node.js
• pnpm
• A Postgres or Neon database

Install dependencies and create a local environment file:

pnpm install
cp .env.example .env.local

Set at least:

• DATABASE_URL: Postgres connection string.
• BASE_URL: Public service origin. Use http://localhost:3000 locally.
• EVM_PAYEE_ADDRESS: Wallet that receives registration payments.
• ANTHROPIC_API_KEY: Required for audits in a serverless deployment.
• Payment protocol credentials for x402, MPP, or both.

Optional features use:

• X_OAUTH_CLIENT_ID and X_OAUTH_CLIENT_SECRET for X verification.
• KV_REST_API_URL and KV_REST_API_TOKEN for distributed nonces and replay protection.
• ADMIN_TOKEN for the delist endpoint.

Apply the schema and start the development server:

pnpm db:push
pnpm dev

Open http://localhost:3000.

Commands

Command	Purpose
pnpm dev	Start the development server
pnpm build	Apply migrations and build for production
pnpm start	Start the production server
pnpm lint	Run ESLint
pnpm db:push	Push the current Drizzle schema
pnpm db:generate	Generate a migration
pnpm db:studio	Open Drizzle Studio

Production

The production deployment uses Vercel with a Neon database. The build command runs drizzle-kit migrate before next build.

Before accepting real traffic:

1. Configure production payment credentials and the audit API key.
2. Configure Upstash Redis for SIWX nonces and MPP replay protection.
3. Set the X OAuth callback to {BASE_URL}/api/identity/callback if identity verification is enabled.
4. Set a strong ADMIN_TOKEN.
5. Review scripts before installing them. Automated checks are advisory.