Melira works with Claude Code

Melira protects your AI agent’s memory and instruction files. When you use Claude Code, it can show you that protection right where you work — no dashboard, no login.

Two things you get

• A status line at the bottom of Claude Code: 🛡 PoisonZero: 7 abgewehrt diesen Monat (“7 blocked this month”). When nothing has been blocked yet it simply reads 🛡 PoisonZero: aktiv (“active”).
• A /poisonzero command (or its short form /pz) you can type in Claude Code: it shows how much Melira blocked this month, broken down by attack type.

Turn it on

Run once:

poisonzero setup-claude

That’s it. It adds the /poisonzero command and — if you don’t already have one — the status line. The same one-shot setup works for Codex, Gemini CLI and Cursor too.

It never overrides your setup

If you already use a custom status line, Melira leaves it untouched. To show both, have your own status-line script also run poisonzero stats --statusline and append the output.

Fully local

The numbers come from a local stats file on your machine. Nothing leaves your device, and Melira never writes into Claude’s memory. Related: memory poisoning and fail-closed design.