Vibeoverflow 將猴子 Jitters 加入 Claude Code 狀態列，狀態會隨使用時間變化
I put a monkey in my Claude Code status line. He gets worse the longer I stay.
Vibeoverflow 為 Claude Code 編寫了 Jitters 狀態列工具，讓一隻名為 Jitters 的焦慮猴子按工作時長、上下文使用率和本機時間顯示不同狀態。
Claude Code has one line under the prompt that you stare at all night. I gave it a face.
@(^_^)@ jitters fresh | 12 min | ctx 8%
@(O_O)@ jitters wired | 134 min | ctx 41%
@(-_-)@ c[_] jitters groggy | 214 min | ctx 63%
@(x_x)@ jitters fried | 301 min | ctx 92%
He is Jitters, an anxious monkey who codes. He starts every session fresh and gets more wrecked the longer you stay.
Install
pipx install jitters-cli # or: uv tool install jitters-cli
Then one line in ~/.claude/settings.json:
{ "statusLine": { "type": "command", "command": "jitters-cli statusline" } }
Already have a status line? Keep it; he sits after it:
{ "statusLine": { "type": "command", "command": "jitters-cli statusline -- ~/.claude/statusline.sh" } }
The rules, first one that holds
- 85% of the context window or more: fried
- between 2 and 6 am on your clock: groggy, with a coffee
- 90 minutes or more in the session: wired
- anything else: fresh
What it reads
Only the JSON Claude Code pipes to a status line command (cost.total_duration_ms and context_window.used_percentage) and your local hour. No network call, no telemetry, the standard library only. About 25 ms a run, so the line never waits on him.
The word jitters links to him drawn in that state, like this; it is clickable in iTerm2, Kitty and WezTerm. --no-link turns that off. The package: pypi.org/project/jitters-cli.
How fried is yours right now?
The Vibeoverflow team
來源：DEV Community · dev.to