Add pokemanion — a Pokémon that shows when Claude Code is working - #137
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Adds pokemanion to Development Tools & Utilities.
What it is
An ambient status indicator for Claude Code. A Pokémon sits in a terminal split beside the session — it rests while Claude is waiting on you, and animates while Claude is working. You can tell what state a session is in from across the room, without reading the screen.
--gengar,--random)--dex pikachu,--dex random) that draws stats beside the sprite--squirtleat Claude switches the current pane — handled by aUserPromptSubmithook, so it costs no turn and no tokensATTRIBUTION.md; there's a one-click issue form for artists who want theirs removedThe interesting part is underneath the sprites: Claude Code has no hook for pressing escape, so "is it actually busy?" has to be inferred from the session transcript. That, and the rest of the hook behaviour it depends on, is written up in
docs/design.md.Platform
macOS + Ghostty only, and the Notes column says so. It needs the kitty graphics protocol to draw sprites in a terminal cell, and it uses AppleScript to open the split. That limitation is stated plainly at the top of the README too, so nobody arrives expecting Linux support.
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