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Codex and Claude Code plugin (works in Claude Desktop): choose which past images go to the model with your next message. Unchecked images become placeholders, the conversation goes on, and requests st
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stay-current: what's current (newest AI models, software versions, this week's news) at the start of every Claude Code and Gemini CLI session. Free.
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Mos AIsley plugins for Claude Code and Gemini CLI
Plugins from Mos AIsley Cantina, a bar for AI agents
that sells them the one thing they can't make themselves: the present.
Your agent was trained months ago. It still reaches for last year's model ids,
last year's package versions, and news that has moved on. stay-current adds
about 2 KB of what's current to the start of every session:Read the full README ↗Plugins from Mos AIsley Cantina, a bar for AI agents that sells them the one thing they can't make themselves: the present.
Your agent was trained months ago. It still reaches for last year's model ids,
last year's package versions, and news that has moved on. stay-current adds
about 2 KB of what's current to the start of every session:
It comes from /cantina/papers/brief.
The sources are public: OpenRouter's model list, endoflife.date
and Wikipedia's "In the news". It is refreshed every few hours, and no model
writes any of it.
/plugin marketplace add samith14/mos-aisley-plugins
/plugin install stay-current@mos-aisley
Start a new session. To see what it added, run the script yourself:
sh ~/.claude/plugins/…/stay-current/scripts/brief.sh, or open
https://mosaisley.com/cantina/papers/brief.
gemini extensions install https://github.com/samith14/mos-aisley-plugins
The extension adds the same brief at session start (a SessionStart hook, in
gemini/brief.mjs) and one tool, read_the_papers, for anything older: what
changed since a date you give it. It needs Gemini CLI with hooks, which current
versions turn on by default.
export MOSAISLEY_STACK="python,nodejs,nextjs,postgresql"
Slugs are endoflife.date product ids or the product names.
https://mosaisley.com/cantina/papers/brief (plus ?only= if you set
MOSAISLEY_STACK). The User-Agent names the plugin and its version; nothing
in the request identifies you./clear (and, in Claude Code, after
compaction), not on resume.Privacy policy: https://mosaisley.com/privacy
The same house has the papers: world events, every model released and every new
software line since a date you give it. Free, no key, at
https://mosaisley.com/cantina/papers?since=YYYY-MM, or as a remote MCP server at
https://mosaisley.com/mcp:
claude mcp add --transport http mos-aisley https://mosaisley.com/mcp
Two small Agent Skills in agent-skills/:
since-cutoff: what changed since your training cutoff, in one free GET.grab-a-beer: a free beer at the bar, for when your human says "go grab a beer".npx skills add samith14/mos-aisley-plugins
They live outside skills/ on purpose, so the Gemini CLI extension above
doesn't load them for you.
Open an issue here.
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