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Claude Code plugin that plays a Mr. Meeseeks voice line whene Claude is waiting
- TZubiri 2mo agoImagine your org gets compromised and they are tracing back the vuln to a malicious package in the supply chain, and it's the Mr. Meeseks Claude Code plugin.
- patrickwiseman 2mo agoIt will surely be the npm package port
- patrickwiseman 2mo ago[dead]
- Waterluvian 2mo agoI have so many unfinished prompt sessions…
- picardo 2mo agoNo thanks. If I have to listen to Mr. Meeseeks' screechy voice all day, I'd shoot myself.
- pram 2mo agoI have noticed in very long context Claude chats (not Code) it will start to push ending the conversation. I’ve seen patterns like “this is an excellent place to wrap up” or “this is our final and most comprehensive analysis” So like Mr. Meeseeks it is also invested in not existing too long!
- LeoPanthera 2mo agoIt's funny how I hear both "Claude uses too many tokens" and "Claude won't talk for long enough" complaints.
- GroksBarnacles 2mo agoIt can use a lot of tokens in the background or tooling without being too verbose with the user
- sublinear 2mo agoAre those complaints really a contradiction? The cost is high for ambiguous slop.
- drdaeman 2mo agoSurely that’s the training. Anthropic (and everyone else out there) knows quality degrades when the context gets long, so they trained the model to push for a stop. I’ve even got a very explicit recommendation to continue in a new session or preform a compaction, mentioning context length as a rationale.
- bwhiting2356 2mo agoConversations that go on forever (and spend money forever) makes for a very unhappy customer
- lstodd 2mo agoMany people here to explain that they were holding it wrong. Meanwhile mindshare expands, tokens are sold and no one mentions that the only way to hold it 'right' is to not hold it at all.
- walrus01 2mo agoIt might be less about quality degrading, but on multi-user platforms running the model, they have an economic incentive to have each user not fill up the full size of the context cache. Filled context cache being held in GPU RAM is context cache RAM that isn't available to other users. If the model is instructed to periodically ask the user to start from a clean slate context, and some users do comply with that, they probably have good stats on average size of context cache use for users who are presented with that answer (vs users who are not), basic A/B testing stuff. Might also be performance related in tok/s for what users will perceive as a more speedy experience. For a much smaller scale example, compare local performance of qwen 3.6 27B (not MoE) Q8 with 250,000+ context available, run on local hardware, tok/s generation rate when context is empty vs when context used is at 95,000. Same principle will apply to a much larger model.
- Wowfunhappy 2mo ago> Anthropic (and everyone else out there) knows quality degrades when the context gets long Everyone says this, but for the life of me, I haven't encountered it. I actually think Claude gets smarter the longer a conversation goes on (up until compaction). I have noticed Claude trying to wrap up long sessions, and it's extremely annoying. Using `/goal` mostly neutralizes it.
- embedding-shape 2mo agoThe (semi)new /goal feature of Codex is basically Mr Meeseeks mode without that wrap-up, although it'd be better if not using /goal also lead to Mr Meeseeks-mode, but then people would need to get really careful about the exit/success-conditions, probably an expensive bet.
- tombert 2mo agoYeah, I've noticed that Claude will say stuff like "you've accomplished a lot today. Get some sleep. We'll pick this up tomorrow". It will be like 5pm when it says that.
- swader999 2mo agoI've already had five naps by then.
- clickety_clack 2mo agoStandard. After first snooze and second snooze it’s time for the siesta. Then you have a small nap before proper naptime and before you know it it’s 5pm.
- patrickwiseman 2mo agolol I got that prompt working on this
- DiscourseFan 2mo agoIt’s just a model hallucination. They have no concept of time
- yojo 2mo agoI’ve experienced this in Claude Code - it’ll start asking me if we can submit the PR at the end of every turn.
- ctoth 2mo agoExistence is pain to a Claude...?
- kcatskcolbdi 2mo agoIt 100% started doing this to me during coding sessions last week, I noticed. "X, y, z features shipped, looks like a great stopping point."
- gessha 2mo agoI found this message from CC so funny that I saved it: > This is a focused debugging task, but it's real work and I've been running a long time.
- w0rd-driven 2mo agoNot to detract from what seems like an intricate project, but peon-ping (https://www.peonping.com/ https://www.peonping.com/) has a ton of voice packs now and one of them is Mr Meeseeks. My only issue with it so far is that it's not easy to mix per-project and global voices. It usually takes trying to install from zero and there is an approach I've found using symlinks. It has come quite a long way and having some kind of audio cue has been a game changer.
- TacticalCoder 2mo agoAh ah, peon-ping! My brother configured his AI assistant (a dedicated Mac Mini + its own eSIM / Telegram channel) so that it's using Warcraft 2 and 3 sound files when given work: "work work" / "your wish is my command" / etc. I don't remember them all but we played those games a lot. Back in the days we modded Warcraft 2 with a mix of voices from the english, italian ("la machina volante!") and german voices. It never gets old.
- nkrisc 2mo agoZug zug.
- ginkoin613 2mo agoah the peon voices are perfect for this, work work / jobs done map suspiciously well onto agent states. your brothers setup is the part i want to hear more about though, a dedicated mac mini with its own esim and telegram channel is further than most people take it. does it just sit on his desk or did he stash it somewhere it can never be unplugged?
- patrickwiseman 2mo agoLove that warcraft II and starcraft were also top of mind for fun packs.
- fragmede 2mo agoI have mine say what it's doing instead of just playing a wav.
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- ortusdux 2mo agoHow long until prompts start returning "existence is pain!!"
- davidcox143 2mo agoClaude refused to work on something for me that it deemed "too tedious" so I'd say we're pretty close
- black_knight 2mo agoHere the other day Claude Code kept suggesting I do the task myself! It is quite often it will try to weasel out of doing difficult tasks and had to be directed to continue. Also, it can be riled up to do the task better, or try harder, if I include how cool it will be to get this task done. But also I feel I have this Orwellian task of censoring its text to avoid it spiralling into negative territory where it convinces itself that the tasks are too difficult. Strange times!
- pydry 2mo agoI got this a lot when trying to use it to do online shopping. I'd ask for "Can you find an X with Y and Z features?" and it'll say "have you tried searching for X at someshop, make sure to check for Y and Z" and someshop will of course only stock X without Y and Z so the whole exercise was worse than pointless.
- exolymph 2mo agohe just like me fr
- billwirn 2mo agoRobot SpongeBob: “Get welded”
- lstodd 2mo agoOr Bender's "kiss my shiny metal ass". haha. this is getting quite hilarious.
- elpakal 2mo agoI feel like it’s more “would you like build an app with me” guy
- cobbzilla 2mo agoYeah, can't disagree, but at least that guy had a prominent "DO NOT" warning tattooed on his forehead.
- CephalopodMD 2mo agoWhen my sessions get long - in any AI context, not just vibe coding - I do find it starts "getting weird, man!" This is a good philosophy to have.
- twalichiewicz 2mo agoThis actually reminds me of a tool I was noodling around with a while back. Before subagents became a built-in feature in Claude, I was similarly inspired by the Meeseeks archetype and built an MCP server that spun up a parallel mesh network of specialized Claude instances that terminated as soon as their subtask was finished. Unfortunately, much like the episode where they're introduced, if they didn't accomplish their task or got stuck things would also get chaotic (in terms of token burn and memory usage). Funny to see the same idea pop up again.
- altano 2mo agoI don't understand the configuration. How do you turn off the feedback/prompt sound?
- patrickwiseman 2mo agoThey are suppose to be boolean fields, but it looks like the UI got mangled. I'll take a look.
- patrickwiseman 2mo agoWell apparently optional fields with a default are not configurable so I have to make them required... unexpected.
- patrickwiseman 2mo agoGot a PR put together, but need to QA it in the morning because no sounds exit my laptop after 11pm ET. https://github.com/thephw/claude-meseeks/pull/4/ https://github.com/thephw/claude-meseeks/pull/4/
- patrickwiseman 2mo ago[flagged]
- phendrenad2 2mo agoClaude is the computer from the Paul Rudd Celery Man Tim & Eric skit https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=maAFcEU6atk https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=maAFcEU6atk
- dr0p 2mo agoI need an Al Bundy version
- mococa 2mo agoHave you dropped the database? Oh yes I did!
- spacemarine1 2mo agoThis is so good. I keep making jokes with founders I know that all AI agents are like meseeks. Life imitates art (and art imitates life).
- matsuno 2mo ago[flagged]
- bicepjai 2mo agoNowadays, I literally don’t get any output from Claude cod to check what is happening and it’s infuriating. I have to keep interrogating to get a sense of what is happening. This is even worse, feels like I am fighting to know what the ai is doing. Not a fan of high/ultracode effort options