Claudio

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Claudio

Your Claude Code sessions, now with sound effects.

Spending hours watching Claude Code work gets mind-numbing. Claudio fixes that by playing sounds when stuff happens. Claude runs `git commit`? You get a sound. File operation fails? Different sound. It's like having a very quiet DJ for your AI coding session.

The cool part is how smart it gets. When Claude runs `git commit -m "fix bug"`, Claudio doesn't just play a generic "bash command" sound. It knows Claude is doing git stuff, specifically a commit, and picks sounds accordingly. If that specific sound doesn't exist, it falls back through git → bash → generic success → default. Nobody wants silence when their AI assistant's code works.

go install claudio.click/cmd/claudio@latest
claudio install

That's it. The install command finds your Claude Code settings and adds the hooks automatically.

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