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@arach/pomo

v0.3.9

Published

Control and install the Pomo macOS HUD timer from the shell or an agent — live ANSI UI, agent-ready JSON state, and YouTube or SoundCloud playback. Zero dependencies. https://pomo.arach.dev

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@arach/pomo

Website: pomo.arach.dev · npm: @arach/pomo · GitHub: arach/pomo

Control the Pomo macOS timer from your shell or an agent — and install it if it's not there yet. A zero-dependency wrapper over Pomo's pomo:// URL scheme and the JSON state file it refreshes as timer and playback state changes: start, pause, or skip sessions, set your intent, drive YouTube, SoundCloud, and direct audio playback, and read timer state back as JSON. Or run the live ANSI terminal UI (13 templates, 12 themes) next to the floating watch-face HUD that sits on screen while you work.

macOS HUD

Terminal UI

Use it

No install needed — run it with npx:

npx @arach/pomo install     # download & install the latest Pomo.app
npx @arach/pomo start       # start a focus session
npx @arach/pomo             # live terminal UI

Or put it on your PATH:

npm install -g @arach/pomo
pomo

13 layout templates (T to cycle) and 12 color themes (t to cycle), saved between sessions.

| Key | Action | | --- | --- | | space | start / pause timer | | a | play / pause track | | i | edit intent | | T | cycle template (layout) | | t | cycle theme (colors) | | n | skip session | | h | toggle HUD | | 4 | stats panel | | ? | help | | q / esc | quit / close overlay |

Preview a look without changing your saved prefs:

POMO_TUI_TEMPLATE=lcd POMO_TUI_THEME=amber npx @arach/pomo tui
POMO_TUI_TEMPLATE=watch POMO_TUI_THEME=neon npx @arach/pomo tui

Commands

Timer      tui · status [--json] · start · pause · toggle · reset · skip
           session <focus|short|long> · duration <minutes>
Intent     intent <text…> · intent clear
Audio      audio <url> · audio <play|pause|stop|next|prev>
           audio session <focus|break|long> <favorite#|url|clear> · volume <0-100>
Video      video <show|hide|toggle|page|player|browser>
Favorites  fav · fav add <url> [title…] · fav rename <n> <title…>
           fav url <n> <url> · fav move <from> <to>
           fav set <json-file|json|-> · fav play <n> · fav remove <n> · fav clear
Window     show · hide · hud · tiny · hud <tiny|full> · menu · face <name> · settings · stats
Login      login · login import [--browser b] [--profile p] · login profiles
           login account <n> · logout
App        install [--dry-run] [--open] · quit

Run pomo help for the full list.

Examples

pomo intent "Writing the launch post"
pomo audio "https://youtube.com/watch?v=jfKfPfyJRdk" # YouTube, SoundCloud, or direct audio
pomo audio session focus 1
pomo fav play 1
pomo status --json | jq .remainingSeconds

install

Finds the newest GitHub release carrying a .dmg, downloads it, mounts it, copies Pomo.app into /Applications, clears the download quarantine, and unmounts. --dry-run prints what it would do; --open launches the app afterward.

Platform: the npm package targets macOS because the TUI, state reads, app installation, and timer commands are companions to the native Pomo app.

How it works

  • Commands → open "pomo://<verb>" (fire-and-forget).
  • TUI / status → reads ~/Library/Application Support/Pomo/state.json.
  • Agent state → pomo status --json includes writer identity, version, freshness (updatedAt and seq), and player-reported position, duration, title, pause, and account status.

The shared state file remains a last-writer-wins compatibility surface. Agents can reject a stale or unexpected writer using the fields above; commands remain fire-and-forget until Pomo's launch-scoped command receipts are implemented.