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Claude Code Vibe Mods — Development skill for Claude Code

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Claude Code mods that cost no tokens: a game announcer for finished tasks, a breathing pane, and a status line with a cache countdown.

How to install Claude Code Vibe Mods

This entry records only its repository, not the path inside it, so there is no exact command to give. Open asfbr/claude-code-vibe-mods and copy the folder into ~/.claude/skills/, or the file into ~/.claude/agents/.

What Claude Code Vibe Mods does

Claude Code mods that cost no tokens: a game announcer for finished tasks, a breathing pane, and a status line with a cache countdown.

Alternatives in Development

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  • Claude Dashboard — Comprehensive status line plugin for Claude Code with context usage, API rate limits, and cost tracking 258 ★

README

claude-code-vibe-mods

**Hear Claude Code work.** A game announcer that calls HEADSHOT when Claude lands a fix, a breathing break for when a session runs hot, and a status line that shows what the session is costing you.

Tests License: MIT Zero tokens No dependencies Built on Windows

They run beside the conversation, not in it. Claude never sees what they draw or play, so they cost no tokens. The one exception is the announcer's optional line in `CLAUDE.md` (about 150 tokens, cached), which tells Claude which call to make.

What you get
**announcer** MO-MO-MO-MONSTER KILL KILL KILL. Claude finishes a task and Unreal Tournament's announcer calls it: HEADSHOT for one clean fix, MULTI KILL when several parts land, WINNER on a deploy. Five free options for voices, Quake III included. Separately (but in the same mod for easiness), hear sounds and a one-line animation for each key action: Claude asks you something, opens a permission dialog, commits, pushes, fails a test, starts an rm -rf. You know when Claude needs you without watching the terminal. This is fun but useful: don't let Claude idle!
**breathe** Got ultra-angry with Claude? He knows and will make you breathe. 30 seconds of guided breathing in the terminal. Run /breathe, set a schedule, or let it open by itself when your prompts start running hot ("FOR F* SAKE HOW IS THIS still broken!??").
**statusline** Pre-mods from Claude, pure