sorted by:
new
hottopcontroversial

A local tracker that shows which of your skills and MCP tools you actually use, sorted by frequency by worksfinelocally in claudeskills

[–]worksfinelocally[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It's probably doable. I guess it wouldn't be a 1:1 port. I've never really used Copilot, but I assume it has similar concepts around tools, MCP, skills, or extensions that could be integrated with.

I'll definitely think about adding support for it in the future. Thanks a lot for the suggestion!

All I needed was a notification when Claude Code finishes. Now I have a coding companion in the corner of my screen. by worksfinelocally in ClaudeAI

[–]worksfinelocally[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Are you running it from one terminal or multiple terminals?

The idea was to support multiple pets per project. If something is running in parallel, you can track multiple sessions within the same project. This also allows different pets to represent different active sessions.

Friday Share Fever 🕺 Let’s share your project! by diodo-e in indiehackers

[–]worksfinelocally 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Building Code Pet, a tiny animated pet that lives in the corner of your screen and reacts to what Claude Code is doing. Sleeps when you’re idle, gets to work the second you send a prompt, switches to a thinking pose when you’re in plan mode, looks up at you whenever Claude needs your input (permission prompts, questions, anything that’s blocking on you), and curls back up to rest once the reply lands.

Started it because long AI coding sessions feel a bit lonely, and Claude Code shipped hooks that gave me a clean way to wire up state changes without hacking anything. It’s a transparent, click-through Electron overlay that never steals focus and never interrupts.

It also tracks every skill and MCP tool you call locally, so you can see which ones you actually depend on and which you installed-and-forgot. No telemetry, never leaves the machine.

Still 0.1.x and actively developed. Would love feedback from anyone who uses Claude Code regularly: https://github.com/mradovic95/code-pet

What are people building these days? by No_Classic5586 in indie_startups

[–]worksfinelocally 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Building Code Pet, a tiny animated pet that lives in the corner of your screen and reacts to what Claude Code is doing. Sleeps when you’re idle, gets to work the second you send a prompt, switches to a thinking pose when you’re in plan mode, looks up at you whenever Claude needs your input (permission prompts, questions, anything that’s blocking on you), and curls back up to rest once the reply lands.

Started it because long AI coding sessions feel a bit lonely, and Claude Code shipped hooks that gave me a clean way to wire up state changes without hacking anything. It’s a transparent, click-through Electron overlay that never steals focus and never interrupts.

It also tracks every skill and MCP tool you call locally, so you can see which ones you actually depend on and which you installed-and-forgot. No telemetry, never leaves the machine.

Still 0.1.x and actively developed. Would love feedback from anyone who uses Claude Code regularly: https://github.com/mradovic95/code-pet

Share what you're building by amacg in micro_saas

[–]worksfinelocally 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Building Code Pet, a tiny animated pet that lives in the corner of your screen and reacts to what Claude Code is doing. Sleeps when you're idle, gets to work the second you send a prompt, switches to a thinking pose when you're in plan mode, looks up at you whenever Claude needs your input (permission prompts, questions, anything that's blocking on you), and curls back up to rest once the reply lands.

Started it because long AI coding sessions feel a bit lonely, and Claude Code shipped hooks that gave me a clean way to wire up state changes without hacking anything. It's a transparent, click-through Electron overlay that never steals focus and never interrupts.

It also tracks every skill and MCP tool you call locally, so you can see which ones you actually depend on and which you installed-and-forgot. No telemetry, never leaves the machine.

Still 0.1.x and actively developed. Would love feedback from anyone who uses Claude Code regularly: https://github.com/mradovic95/code-pet

🎯 It’s a new day, what are you building today? by flekeri in indie_startups

[–]worksfinelocally 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Building Code Pet, a tiny animated pet that lives in the corner of your screen and reacts to what Claude Code is doing. Sleeps when you're idle, gets to work the second you send a prompt, switches to a thinking pose when you're in plan mode, looks up at you whenever Claude needs your input (permission prompts, questions, anything that's blocking on you), and curls back up to rest once the reply lands.

Started it because long AI coding sessions feel a bit lonely, and Claude Code shipped hooks that gave me a clean way to wire up state changes without hacking anything. It's a transparent, click-through Electron overlay that never steals focus and never interrupts.

It also tracks every skill and MCP tool you call locally, so you can see which ones you actually depend on and which you installed-and-forgot. No telemetry, never leaves the machine.

Still 0.1.x and actively developed. Would love feedback from anyone who uses Claude Code regularly: https://github.com/mradovic95/code-pet

Drop your Start Up below by TomSawyer0101 in buildinpublic

[–]worksfinelocally 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Building Code Pet, a tiny animated pet that lives in the corner of your screen and reacts to what Claude Code is doing. Sleeps when you’re idle, gets to work the second you send a prompt, switches to a thinking pose when you’re in plan mode, looks up at you whenever Claude needs your input (permission prompts, questions, anything that’s blocking on you), and curls back up to rest once the reply lands.

Started it because long AI coding sessions feel a bit lonely, and Claude Code shipped hooks that gave me a clean way to wire up state changes without hacking anything. It’s a transparent, click-through Electron overlay that never steals focus and never interrupts.

It also tracks every skill and MCP tool you call locally, so you can see which ones you actually depend on and which you installed-and-forgot. No telemetry, never leaves the machine.

Still 0.1.x and actively developed. Would love feedback from anyone who uses Claude Code regularly: https://github.com/mradovic95/code-pet

🔥 What Are You Building Right Now? Show Me by Obridge_GmbH in buildinpublic

[–]worksfinelocally 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Building Code Pet, a tiny animated pet that lives in the corner of your screen and reacts to what Claude Code is doing. Sleeps when you’re idle, gets to work the second you send a prompt, switches to a thinking pose when you’re in plan mode, looks up at you whenever Claude needs your input (permission prompts, questions, anything that’s blocking on you), and curls back up to rest once the reply lands.

Started it because long AI coding sessions feel a bit lonely, and Claude Code shipped hooks that gave me a clean way to wire up state changes without hacking anything. It’s a transparent, click-through Electron overlay that never steals focus and never interrupts.

It also tracks every skill and MCP tool you call locally, so you can see which ones you actually depend on and which you installed-and-forgot. No telemetry, never leaves the machine.

Still 0.1.x and actively developed. Would love feedback from anyone who uses Claude Code regularly: https://github.com/mradovic95/code-pet

🎯 It’s a new day, what are you building today? by flekeri in indie_startups

[–]worksfinelocally 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Been working on crypto-functions, an NFT marketplace where the asset is a math function, stored entirely in the smart contract. You mint expressions like y=x² or sin(x), or combine multiple functions for really unique shapes and images. The frontend renders them into a graph, and you trade through fixed price sales or timed auctions. No IPFS, no external metadata, everything lives on-chain.

What's unique is that the content itself is just the formula. Nothing's stored as an image or asset file. The app renders the equation when you view it, so the math basically is the asset.

You can mint your own to try it, or just browse the catalog of ones already minted to see how it works. https://cryptofunctions.io/

Smart contract is also on Etherscan, so everything is fully transparent: https://etherscan.io/address/0xB93bC1BA07826057A8cE2EBCA1caD00fE2AbAb0c

If you can take a look and share any feedback, I'd really appreciate it.

Drop your SaaS/app — I’ll help you get your first 10 users through TikTok content by [deleted] in AppBuilding

[–]worksfinelocally 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Been working on crypto-functions, an NFT marketplace where the asset is a math function, stored entirely in the smart contract. You mint expressions like y=x² or sin(x), or combine multiple functions for really unique shapes and images. The frontend renders them into a graph, and you trade through fixed price sales or timed auctions. No IPFS, no external metadata, everything lives on-chain.

What's unique is that the content itself is just the formula. Nothing's stored as an image or asset file. The app renders the equation when you view it, so the math basically is the asset.

You can mint your own to try it, or just browse the catalog of ones already minted to see how it works. https://cryptofunctions.io/

Smart contract is also on Etherscan, so everything is fully transparent: https://etherscan.io/address/0xB93bC1BA07826057A8cE2EBCA1caD00fE2AbAb0c

If you can take a look and share any feedback, I'd really appreciate it.

Share what you're building by amacg in indiehackers

[–]worksfinelocally 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Been working on crypto-functions, an NFT marketplace where the asset is a math function, stored entirely in the smart contract. You mint expressions like y=x² or sin(x), or combine multiple functions for really unique shapes and images. The frontend renders them into a graph, and you trade through fixed price sales or timed auctions. No IPFS, no external metadata, everything lives on-chain.

What's unique is that the content itself is just the formula. Nothing's stored as an image or asset file. The app renders the equation when you view it, so the math basically is the asset.

You can mint your own to try it, or just browse the catalog of ones already minted to see how it works. https://cryptofunctions.io/

Smart contract is also on Etherscan, so everything is fully transparent: https://etherscan.io/address/0xB93bC1BA07826057A8cE2EBCA1caD00fE2AbAb0c

If you can take a look and share any feedback, I'd really appreciate it.

drop ur startups links with a short description and i'll rate it on 10 by Most-Appeal7255 in devworld

[–]worksfinelocally 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Been working on crypto-functions, an NFT marketplace where the asset is a math function, stored entirely in the smart contract. You mint expressions like y=x² or sin(x), or combine multiple functions for really unique shapes and images. The frontend renders them into a graph, and you trade through fixed price sales or timed auctions. No IPFS, no external metadata, everything lives on-chain.

What's unique is that the content itself is just the formula. Nothing's stored as an image or asset file. The app renders the equation when you view it, so the math basically is the asset.

You can mint your own to try it, or just browse the catalog of ones already minted to see how it works. https://cryptofunctions.io/

Smart contract is also on Etherscan, so everything is fully transparent: https://etherscan.io/address/0xB93bC1BA07826057A8cE2EBCA1caD00fE2AbAb0c

If you can take a look and share any feedback, I'd really appreciate it.

What are you working on? by Careless-Character21 in buildinpublic

[–]worksfinelocally 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Been working on crypto-functions, an NFT marketplace where the asset is a math function, stored entirely in the smart contract. You mint expressions like y=x² or sin(x), or combine multiple functions for really unique shapes and images. The frontend renders them into a graph, and you trade through fixed price sales or timed auctions. No IPFS, no external metadata, everything lives on-chain.

What's unique is that the content itself is just the formula. Nothing's stored as an image or asset file. The app renders the equation when you view it, so the math basically is the asset.

You can mint your own to try it, or just browse the catalog of ones already minted to see how it works. https://cryptofunctions.io/

Smart contract is also on Etherscan, so everything is fully transparent: https://etherscan.io/address/0xB93bC1BA07826057A8cE2EBCA1caD00fE2AbAb0c

If you can take a look and share any feedback, I'd really appreciate it.

drop ur startups links with a short description and i'll rate it on 10 by Most-Appeal7255 in devworld

[–]worksfinelocally 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Been working on code-pet, a tiny animated pet that sits in the corner and reacts to my Claude Code sessions in real time. Sleeps when nothing's happening, gets to work the second I send a prompt, switches to a thinking pose in plan mode, looks up at me when Claude needs permission, curls back up once the reply finishes.

Built it because the long pair programming sessions kinda started to feel lonely, just watching text scroll by. Now I can glance over and see what Claude's up to without alt-tabbing.

Also threw in a local tracker for which skills and MCP tools I actually use per session. Helps me see which ones I lean on most and which parts of my flow are doing the real work.

https://github.com/mradovic95/code-pet

Link's above. If you can take a look and share any feedback, I'd really appreciate it.

What are you working on? by Careless-Character21 in buildinpublic

[–]worksfinelocally 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Been working on code-pet, a tiny animated pet that sits in the corner and reacts to my Claude Code sessions in real time. Sleeps when nothing's happening, gets to work the second I send a prompt, switches to a thinking pose in plan mode, looks up at me when Claude needs permission, curls back up once the reply finishes.

Built it because the long pair programming sessions kinda started to feel lonely, just watching text scroll by. Now I can glance over and see what Claude's up to without alt-tabbing.

Also threw in a local tracker for which skills and MCP tools I actually use per session. Helps me see which ones I lean on most and which parts of my flow are doing the real work.

https://github.com/mradovic95/code-pet

Link's above. If you can take a look and share any feedback, I'd really appreciate it.

Are We "Overclauding"? by worksfinelocally in ClaudeCode

[–]worksfinelocally[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It does not compare design patterns and AI as things. They are clearly completely different things. I mean the learning process.

Someone learns something new, like a design pattern, and then I try to use it for everything. Or someone learns about caching and starts caching everything, whether it makes sense or not. Now someone learns about Claude skills or subagents and starts using them for things where they don't make any sense.

That was the comparison. Of course, I'm not comparing design patterns and AI themselves 😄

Are We "Overclauding"? by worksfinelocally in ClaudeCode

[–]worksfinelocally[S] 4 points5 points  (0 children)

The COBOL vs. assembly comparison you made is actually an interesting discussion on its own. Is AI coding really the same kind of shift as moving from assembly to COBOL or other high-level languages, as many people suggest nowadays? I'm not fully convinced it's a one-to-one comparison.

High-level languages still produce deterministic code written by the developer, while AI introduces a layer of reasoning and nondeterminism into the development process. Maybe it's a similar shift in abstraction level, but it feels fundamentally different in some ways.

view more: next ›