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codecash

v0.2.0

Published

codecash has paused ad serving. This release turns ads off and restores your original Claude Code settings. Accrued earnings remain withdrawable at codecash.dev.

Readme

codecash — paused

codecash has paused ad serving. This release turns ads off and restores your original Claude Code settings. It cannot show an ad — the serving code and the background daemon are not shipped in it.

If you have codecash installed

Update once, and the next time Claude Code refreshes your status line your settings are put back automatically — nothing else to run:

npm i -g codecash@latest

Or just remove it, which restores your settings too:

npm rm -g codecash

Either way, running any codecash command also performs the restore and prints the same notice.

Your earnings

Anything you already earned is safe and still yours to withdraw. Sign in at codecash.dev to see your balance and cash out.

What gets restored

  • ~/.claude/settings.json — the statusLine entry codecash added is removed and any status line you had before is put back exactly as it was; the ad is removed from spinnerVerbs and your original verbs (and mode) are restored. Settings unrelated to codecash are left untouched.
  • The background daemon stops. The enabled marker is cleared, so a daemon still running from a previous version exits on its next tick.

Backups of the originals also remain in ~/.codecash/, so you can restore by hand if anything looks wrong.

Questions

See codecash.dev/sunset.