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@rewyld/stone

v0.1.1

Published

A small stone that lives in your Claude Code statusline and wears your work rhythm on its face. It reads timestamps, never content. Nothing leaves your machine.

Downloads

195

Readme

@rewyld/stone

A small stone that lives in your Claude Code statusline and wears your work rhythm on its face.

npx @rewyld/stone
(~ ~) calm · (- -) neutral · (>< ) strained

It reads the timestamps of your own prompts and how long you have been at it. Never the words, never the code. Nothing is kept beyond plain counts, and nothing ever leaves your machine — every byte lives in ~/.mindful, readable by you.

It says nothing, with one exception you can silence: fire five prompts in ten minutes and it steps into the reply once, offers a fifteen second breather, and your answer arrives in full either way.

Commands

| command | what it does | |---|---| | npx @rewyld/stone | meet the stone and install it into Claude Code | | npx @rewyld/stone status | what the terminal body senses right now | | npx @rewyld/stone off | silence the breather | | npx @rewyld/stone on | re-arm it | | npx @rewyld/stone uninstall | remove it from Claude Code; your data stays yours |

What it changes

One backup-first edit to ~/.claude/settings.json: a statusline command and a prompt hook, both pointing at two small shell scripts copied to ~/.mindful. uninstall removes exactly those. The pre-stone settings are kept at ~/.claude/settings.json.bak-rewyld-stone.

The bigger being

The stone is one body of the Rewyld mindful agent — the same creature also lives as a macOS menu-bar and desktop presence. mindfulagent.rewyld.earth