docs: add claude-watch to Available Plugins

[satsuki19980613]

What is this plugin?

cloudcli-claude-watch is a CloudCLI plugin adapter for claude-watch, a watchdog tool for Claude Code.

When Claude Code stalls (a common pain point for long-running sessions), claude-watch writes stall alerts to ~/.claude/watchdog.log. This plugin surfaces those alerts as a CloudCLI tab so you can:

• See active stalls with process details (cmdline, cwd, uid, start time, git branch)
• Kill the offending PID with SIGTERM/SIGKILL via a confirmation dialog
• Identify stalls belonging to the currently selected project (highlighted in blue)

Verified on CloudCLI v1.31.5

Installed via Settings → Plugins (git URL), dogfooded end-to-end:

• Tab renders with live polling
• Stall row expands → shows process + git details
• SIGTERM dialog appears and kills the process
• In-project highlight works when the stall's cwd matches the active project

Screenshots

Empty state	Stall expanded	Kill dialog	In-project highlight

Full screenshot index: docs/screenshots/README.md

Details

• Install: paste https://github.com/satsuki19980613/cloudcli-claude-watch.git into Settings → Plugins
• License: MIT
• Prerequisite: @satsuki0710624/claude-watch running and writing to ~/.claude/watchdog.log
• Maintainer: @satsuki19980613

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Documentation
  • Added the "claude-watch" plugin to Available Plugins. Visible features: watchdog log with tab-level visibility, expandable process details, controls to terminate offending PIDs, and highlighting of stalls scoped to the current project.

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📝 Walkthrough

Walkthrough

This PR adds a new plugin entry to the README's Available Plugins table. The "claude-watch" plugin is documented as providing watchdog functionality to surface Claude Code stalls with tab-level visibility, expandable process details, controls to kill the offending PID, and highlighting stalls for the current project.

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Plugin Documentation Update

Layer / File(s)	Summary
claude-watch plugin documentation README.md	Inserted a new "claude-watch" row into the Available Plugins table linking to its repository and describing stall detection with tab-level visibility, expandable process details, controls to kill the offending PID, and project-specific stall highlighting.

🐰 A watchdog hops into view,
Spotting stalls that code can do,
With logs and tabs so crystal clear,
No stall escapes our furry seer! 🔍

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[blackmammoth]

Hey there! Thanks for the PR. I'm sure it will be useful for many people. Can you put the log file in ~/.cloudcli/plugins/<your-plugin>/watchdog.log instead. It will be easier to keep to track of which files are and aren't from plugins for the future.