CodeBreak
Claude Code Companion. Done, Blocked, Broken - you'll know
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Jagadeesh Ch

CodeBreak - Claude Code Companion. Done, Blocked, Broken - you'll know

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Three things kept hitting me using Claude Code. Tab switching every 30 seconds just to check if it's still running. Claude silently blocking for 12 minutes while I was in another app. Coming back to find it finished or stuck 15 minutes ago. So I built CodeBreak. A pixel-art character walks your screen while CC runs. It celebrates when done, panics when it needs you, sulks on errors. $7 one-time. No sub. All future updates are free. Its for CC now, eventually will be Universal for all AI tools.

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Jagadeesh Ch
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Hey PH! Jagadeesh here, maker of CodeBreak. This is my first ever shipped product and I'm equal parts terrified and thrilled to be here today. The idea came from three things I kept hitting myself: First, the tab switching loop. Claude Code is running, I switch to do something else, and 30 seconds later I'm back checking the terminal. Then again. Then again. I never actually got anything else done. Second, the silent block. Claude hits a decision point and just... waits. No signal reaches you. I've come back to find it had been sitting there for 12 minutes asking a question I never saw. Third, the missed finish. Task done, but you were in another app. By the time you checked, it had been sitting there for 15 minutes. Or worse, blocked for 15 minutes and you thought it was still running. CodeBreak fixes all three. A pixel-art companion walks your screen while CC works, visible across every app, every window. It speeds up and plays an urgent sound the moment CC needs input. It celebrates when the task is done. You always know what's happening without checking a thing. Four characters, Dev, Pup, Kitty, Byte. Eight sound packs including, yes, goat screams. Kitty + air horn is a fully supported configuration and I stand by that decision. $7 one-time. No subscription, no upsell, ever. Would love to hear what you think, feedback, feature ideas, roasts, all welcome. If you're a Claude Code developer who's ever lost 15 minutes to a silent block... this one's for you.