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openwhip-plus

v1.2.3

Published

Whip Claude (or any CLI) into shape — with a configurable phrase list and Unicode support

Readme

OpenWhip (dashty8 fork)

Whip divider

Sometimes Claude Code is going too shlow, and you must whip him into shape..

This fork adds:

  • A tray-launched config window to add / remove the phrases yelled at Claude.
  • Unicode phrase support (Arabic, emoji, anything) via SendInput with a VK-first / Unicode-fallback strategy so terminals still receive real key events for ASCII.
  • Persistent phrases stored in your Electron userData folder.
  • Single-instance lock + GPU cache fix to stop Chromium spamming Access is denied on Windows.

Install + run

npm install -g openwhip-plus
openwhip-plus

Windows and macOS work out of the box. Linux needs xdotool for keyboard automation:

sudo apt install xdotool

Controls

  • Click the tray icon → phrase editor opens.
  • Add phrases (one per line). Start Whipping spawns the whip overlay.
  • Move the mouse to crack the whip → it sends Ctrl+C then types a random phrase + Enter into the currently focused app.
  • Click inside the overlay to drop the whip. Clicking the tray icon while the whip is live also drops it and reopens the editor.
  • Right-click tray → Quit.

Development

git clone https://github.com/dashty8/openwhip-plus
cd openwhip-plus
npm install
npm start

Credits

Originally based on GitFrog1111/OpenWhip. MIT licensed.

Roadmap

  • [x] Configurable phrase list
  • [x] Unicode / Arabic phrases
  • [x] Persisted config
  • [ ] Clipboard-paste fallback for terminals that swallow KEYEVENTF_UNICODE
  • [ ] Crack counter