codyssey

Claude Code, played as an adventure: soundtrack, hero and quest log.

[!IMPORTANT] miod's music only works on macOS.

I'm an engineer, but these days I solve the boring problems entirely by vibe coding. Somewhere along the way I felt I had lost the creativity and curiosity I used to have when writing code myself.

So I started thinking about how to make vibe coding fun again. codyssey turns a Claude Code session into a little adventure: while the agent does the work, you hear it as music, watch a pixel knight fight through it, and read it back as a quest log.

It's three mods in one plugin, and [each one turns on and off on its own](#pick-your-mods).

What it is

Three Claude Code mods in one plugin.

miod: the soundtrack

Generative music written on the spot while Claude works. No music files, no library, no AI model.

• Every task picks its own flavour (lo-fi, chiptune, ambient, jazzy and 8 more), key, chord progression, tempo, sound and theme.
• The mood follows what the agent is doing: reading sounds airy, editing bright, testing focused, shipping triumphant, failing tense until a command passes.
• The faster it spends tokens, the busier the music.
• Above the prompt, one line shows the mood, flavour, key, tempo and energy, with a wave under it that scrolls with the music:


knightod: the hero

A pixel knight walks a narrow strip above the prompt while Claude works.

• Every tool call is an encounter: reading finds a scroll, editing a file fights its monster (slime, goblin, skeleton, orc, spider), web searches raise bats and ghosts, and subagents send a skeleton.
• A failed command costs a heart. A test that passes after a failure summons the Bug Dragon.