barbs · 4 months ago

Shouldn't the sound for when a task finishes be something like "Job done!"? Looking at the table it seems like it makes the sound for acknowledging that it's received an order (e.g. "I can do that").

henning · 4 months ago

Everything in AI is built on copyright infringement, so redistributing Blizzard assets while slapping an MIT license on everything is par for the course.

caymanjim · 4 months ago

I love this idea, but I really wish it were Warcraft II voices.

keyle · 4 months ago

The irony is that soon enough the human will be the peon! /s

dtzur · 4 months ago

You sir, deserve a medal

midtake · 4 months ago

I'll be looking forward to making an Infested Terran sound pack.

ares623 · 4 months ago

Anthropic should release AI generated voice packs for Claude. I'm sure they'll be very popular.

wiseowise · 4 months ago

Finally someone doing actual good work with LLMs instead of “Claude, shit me out another useless SaaS”.

Just as was foretold: an actual differentiator is creativity, not coding ability.

cadamsdotcom · 4 months ago

Ah! I was hoping to see the science vessel, or as we used to call it, the Mr. Burns ship.

Awesome idea and well realised, love this :)

thomasfromcdnjs · 4 months ago

I was kinda watching it unfold on X, I think this user was a couple days before https://x.com/delba_oliveira/status/2020515010985005255?s=46 and simpler/less-invasive instructions

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Also, I'd love to use these sound effects, but I am an rts player and love aoe and wc franchise, these noises just trigger me to want to play too much.

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Also, also, if you haven't seen AgentCraft, you are missing out -> https://x.com/idosal1/status/2021661861163544818 (worked in one npx command for me using my claude, a+ for creativity and smoothness)

aliljet · 4 months ago

What I really want is for the peon voice to be replicated and for custom things to be in that voice. Or even better, the starcraft battlecruiser guy's voice!

IgorPartola · 4 months ago

The StarCraft Battle Cruiser Engage sound is cut off which made me sad as it’s one of my favorites.

bothlabs · 4 months ago

Ok very cool!

I already had built a hook with desktop notification and window highlighting myself. But I have to admit, making it fun like this beats it by a lot.

disillusioned · 4 months ago

I had wired up my local Claude Code instance to play back a sound on my Windows machine, but for my VPS-with-tmux-and-Clawdbot implementation, getting that to work... well, it just required me asking Claude to write an emitter script on the VPS and a listener script on my Windows box and have them connect over Tailscale and got it working in about 2 minutes. Game changer, honestly.

brailsafe · 4 months ago

This is amazing. Incidentally, I've always enjoyed Blizzard's UI art style/textures, in-game and on their website. To me it felt like a hallmark of the quality they used to hold their games to, and it was only once in a rare while I'd see some other website put so much work into their art direction

isoprophlex · 4 months ago

My god I never realised how badly I wanted this until now. Only, with the voice of the Star Trek Computer. Elevenlabs, here I come..!

Edit: well that only took me 30 minutes. "Warning: ssh tunnel collapsed. Unable to proceed."

Nice.

boring-human · 4 months ago

Love this. I guess there was no application for "Me not that kind of Orc"? That's the best one, but maybe it has hints of homophobia.

throwa356262 · 4 months ago

This is cool and all, but I just dont understand why we cannot simply manage Claude Code sessions from the Claude phone.

Yes, I know about running CC on android phones or connecting the bot to your github account. But what I really need is to manage CC sessions I started on some random VM from the app.

artemonster · 4 months ago

Is this singularity event everyone was talking about? Certainly feels like it

general1465 · 4 months ago

Stronghold Crusader advisor would be much funnier: Token stocks are too low sire! Not enough tokens mi lord!

29athrowaway · 4 months ago

Make it play "I am a medieval man" when it compacts.

You can also play "Your soundcard works perfectly" to test the sound output.

dr_dshiv · 4 months ago

I use this analogy for Claude Code all the time! Amazing.

aswegs8 · 4 months ago

Hahaha awesome!

sy26 · 4 months ago

have been wondering what it would take to support linux

XorNot · 4 months ago

Hmm, time to voice clone the Protoss advisor from StarCraft: "YOU REQUIRE ADDITIONAL TOKENS"

bjackman · 4 months ago

ISTR there's a "more gold is needed" voice sprite, ideal for out-of-tokens scenarios

bacon_fan123 · 4 months ago

someone filed a PR to add TF2 engineer, good ol' times :')

itsjustjordan · 4 months ago

I just swapped all my Claude code spinner verbs to be Warcraft related and was thinking today how I could get it to say “Jobs done” when it needed my attention

skrunch · 4 months ago

Would love this with CS1.6 voices: "GO GO GO!", "The bomb has been planted", "Need backup"

Aeolun · 4 months ago

This is the best thing I've ever seen xD

AceJohnny2 · 4 months ago

> Claude Code doesn't notify you when it finishes or needs permission. You tab away, lose focus, and waste 15 minutes getting back into flow.

On macOS, in iTerm2, Claude will trigger notifications. I was impressed!

(and also annoyed: I don't like notifications. Then again, I don't have Claude do long things where I can go get a coffee)

daveytea · 4 months ago

Love this but i'm a Codex user, so forked and created the equivalent here: https://github.com/mrdavey/codex-peon

2gremlin181 · 4 months ago

I knew I had to add GLaDOS as soon as I saw this. Unfortunately, while testing my PR I realized there’s no support for Linux. Hopefully someone smarter than me can get that added sooner rather than later.

standarditem · 4 months ago

This is great! I already have Claude set up to use the "insufficient vespene gas" line from Starcraft when it needs permissions.

BoredPositron · 4 months ago

Taz Dingo man.

kaasl · 4 months ago

I'd love to add some Linux support for this. If anyone else is interested in contributing, happy to coordinate.

nusl · 4 months ago

This is cool. I was tempted to try it until I saw the curl | bash pipe, then no. This workflow is getting really old.

I guess that I also don't want to pollute old good memories by associating them with work/Claude

r00ps · 4 months ago

This is exactly what I was missing!

I've made a PR to make it linux compatible if that is usefull to someone else :)

xandrius · 4 months ago

Really cool, just one nitpick is that the "What do you want?" is used for 2 completely states (greeting and alert), which is not good UX-wise.

Otherwise totally fun idea!

KeplerBoy · 4 months ago

I need to check if I can voice clone warcraft peons with some tts-model. I need this everywhere.

hiq · 4 months ago

If you're interested in playing wc3 online, consider checking out https://www.w3champions.com.

ameshkov · 4 months ago

Love the idea, made a Windsurf-compatible version: https://github.com/ameshkov/peon-ping-windsurf

burner420042 · 4 months ago

Is WoW still around? Did it fall off? All of a sudden people just stopped talking about it.

canto · 4 months ago

Good day commander!

Lucasoato · 4 months ago

Actually, I’ve seen a 150% improvement on Claude Opus 4.6 just by setting up the notifications with Final Fantasy VI menu sounds.

alentodorov · 4 months ago

just this week i asked claude to use /say command instead of echo-ing it’s messages • magic!

khazhoux · 4 months ago

"ok"

splonk · 4 months ago

Maybe 20 years ago a build system at Google was called "grunt". For some reason I came across a CL description that said something like "make the build 10% funnier." It made the build script output an additional "zug-zug" line 10% of the time.

patrick4urcloud · 4 months ago

Love this, brings back LAN party vibes! Sound notifications for Claude Code are a real pain point.

I built something in the same space but took a different approach — less fun, more engineering: Vox (https://github.com/rtk-ai/vox) — local TTS in pure Rust, no API key, no cloud dependency.

CGamesPlay · 4 months ago

If you want this to work over SSH, you'll need a different approach. I wrote an article about getting sounds from iTerm2 over SSH a while back: https://cgamesplay.com/post/2020/11/25/iterm-plugins/#playin...

Then it's just a simple Claude code hook to play whatever sound: https://github.com/CGamesPlay/dotfiles/blob/0fd07aea4863b581...

Fervicus · 4 months ago

Warcraft 3 was so good. Sucks that there never was any worthy successor.

datapond · 4 months ago

OMG, you are my hero of the day !

bronkic · 4 months ago

Cool idea but not very helpful if you're playing Warcraft III while waiting for claude code to be done.

witx · 4 months ago

All I see here is a bunch of people cheering for, allegedly, stolen content

Dwedit · 4 months ago

I remember making custom Warcraft II levels, and you could change the construction time for buildings. If you picked a construction time of zero, the building would be built very quickly, but be damaged. There's something hilarious about asking a peasant to build a farm, then seeing a burning farm and hearing the "Job's Done!"

nottorp · 4 months ago

I don't see any mention of having to own warcraft 3 to use its assets...

This is as much of a copyright violation as the LLM training process.

Did anyone vote an exemption from copyright if it's for "AI" use?

andrew_mason1 · 4 months ago

my only request is that when it spawns a subagent we get "nother troll here"

Symmetry · 4 months ago

If you're the sort of person not to use a pre-packaged desktop environment, you can use mako as your notofication daemon and get the same effect by adding

  on-notify=exec play /usr/share/sounds/freedesktop/stereo/complete.oga

olivierestsage · 4 months ago

I missed out on Warcraft III the first time around. What's the best way to play the original game today?

vicentwu · 4 months ago

Genuis!

SpaceManNabs · 4 months ago

I miss the wisp

tomekowal · 4 months ago

Attention! Lawsuit from Blizzard imminent.

Fnoord · 4 months ago

ICQ and TomTom voice packs deja vu. Although 'oh-oh' was heavily used by public broadcast TV here, in documentaries warning about cybercrime.

magicalhippo · 4 months ago

Reminded me of Warcraft (the first), where, if you kept clicking on the same unit they would respond in more annoyed ways. The best IMHO was the human soldier[1], which would end with "Why do you keep touching me?".

First game that I knew of which had such fun details like that.

[1]: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jaZyZZtwdzQ

literallyroy · 4 months ago

I don’t see “Jobs done!” in the README :(

moomoo11 · 4 months ago

Horde just continues to be infinitely badass and memorable all these years later.

I haven't played WoW since like 2006-2011 but I will always be Horde for life! Lok'Tar Ogar!

whalesalad · 4 months ago

I can already hear it now… “ready to work!”

d4rkp4ttern · 4 months ago

Related: I used the amazing 100M-parameter Pocket-TTS [1] model to make a stop-hook based voice plugin [2] that lets Claude Code give a short voice update whenever it stops. The hook quietly inserts nudges to Claude Code to end its response with a short speakable summary, and in case it forgets, it uses a headless agent to create the summary.

It was trickier than I expected, to get it working well: FFMpeg pipe streaming for low-latency playback, a three-hook injection strategy because the agent forgets instructions mid-turn, mkdir-based locks to queue concurrent voice updates from multiple sessions, and /tmp sentinel files to manage async playback state and prevent infinite loops.

[1] Pocket-TTS: https://github.com/kyutai-labs/pocket-tts

[2] Claude-code voice plugin: https://pchalasani.github.io/claude-code-tools/plugins-detai...

x-n2o · 4 months ago

Love this!

adamtaylor_13 · 4 months ago

I just added Helldivers 2 voice lines to mine. SWEET LIBERTY MY LEEEEEEHG.

giancarlostoro · 4 months ago

Oh man, can we get Starcraft version, I wanna hear "WE MUST CONSTRUCT ADDITIONAL PYLONS" for every minute I dont tab back in.

delduca · 4 months ago

I will build one with Starcraft 2 SCV[1] for opencode.

1 - https://starcraft.fandom.com/wiki/SCV_(StarCraft_II)

NeroVanbierv · 4 months ago

I have a `notify` command in my `bin/` for a couple of years now. It's using an audio snippet from Her (2013) with Scarlett Johansson's voice.

Usage: `~ my-bash-command; notify`

`.wav` snippet: https://gitlab.com/NeroVanbiervliet/linux-config/-/blob/mast...

cranx · 4 months ago

"Job’s done!"

jajuuka · 4 months ago

Time to fork the project and make one for Warcraft 2. "We're ready master. (I'm not ready!)"

MisterTea · 4 months ago

> curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/tonyyont/peon-ping/main/in... | bash

>300 line bash script to hand hold a person who I would assume is capable of using the computer they are downloading a program in source form. 'git clone' followed by 'make install' or go home.

maxfurman · 4 months ago

First time I've been jealous of Claude as a Codex user. When does it say "Stop poking me!"?

CharlesW · 4 months ago

I did this as well, and loved to hear "Work complete!" (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bupagiROLV8) when Claude Code needed me.

Once the novelty wore off, I found it more useful to hear per-project, event-specific messages. On macOS, that looks like this:

    {
      "Stop": [
        {
          "hooks": [
            {
              "type": "command",
              "command": "osascript -e 'say \"ProjectX work complete\" volume 0.25' > /dev/null 2>&1 &"
            }
          ]
        }
      ],
      "Notification": [
        {
          "matcher": "permission_prompt",
          "hooks": [
            {
              "type": "command",
              "command": "osascript -e 'say \"ProjectX needs help\" volume 0.5' > /dev/null 2>&1 &"
            }
          ]
        }
      ]
    }

delduca · 4 months ago

For OpenCode https://github.com/mohak34/opencode-notifier

hilliardfarmer · 4 months ago

Not for Linux???

anarticle · 4 months ago

This is excellent! Much more features than I came up with.

I used the Tesla autopilot sound along with iterms notification feature which helps get to the waiting terminal if it's buried: https://github.com/gpurkins/waiting-for-claudot

psyclobe · 4 months ago

What no Linux support?

rubenflamshep · 4 months ago

I wrote a local react app that lets you assign specific unit unit sounds from StarCraft II to different CC hooks: https://github.com/rubenflamshepherd/starcraft-claude

It also lets you manage Claude notifications more gracefully than what you get out of the box with CC. Been lazy about putting the finishing touches on it so this is a good kick in the ass to get that done!

novaleaf · 4 months ago

I'm building an agent wrapper over Claude Code, and use the "Jobs done" peon voice for notification (there are two variants).

For when user attention is needed, I play a few seconds of Rick Astley's "Never Gonna Give You Up". =D

a13n · 4 months ago

Oh man can't wait till Cursor allows you to customize sound effects.

Temanyl · 4 months ago

I love this so much <3

pratikbp · 4 months ago

This is so satisfying. A couple weeks ago I found myself reciting these lines (as well as some StarCraft MCV line) to myself. Thank you so much for doing this.

_alaya · 4 months ago

I think this is a really fun project, but even more importantly, I believe it’s a portent of things to come.

I really leaned into coding with agents last year, and after some time, it became evident to me that the vision now being pushed -- the "software factory" -- is where things will eventually end up. Building off that understanding, I began thinking about what interfaces would be necessary and useful for managing code and technology at that scale.

I keep coming back to the idea of a video game-like interface for managing all these agents and fleets of agents. Many of the information affordances in video games are reusable in other scenarios. So even though on the surface this project is 'just' a silly and fun enhancement, I think it’s actually a pretty serious contribution as well.

4b11b4 · 4 months ago

nice

codelikeawolf · 4 months ago

Bring in Starcraft sounds next please. I want to hear "YOU MUST CONSTRUCT ADDITIONAL PYLONS" when I hit my token limit.

gkhartman · 4 months ago

It's can a long time since I've heard those sound clips. Brings back a lot of great memories of playing WCIII as a teen. Didn't have the money at the time to play WoW, so I ended up playing Guild wars instead.

I never tried playing the WCIII reboot after hearing some pretty bad reviews.

sidravi1 · 4 months ago

Is there an easy port of this for OpenCode?

0xbadcafebee · 4 months ago

I'm pretty sure I can imitate the goblin voice exactly, if anyone wants custom sound clips

jbetala7 · 4 months ago

This is the kind of thing that makes developer tools fun again.

yowlingcat · 4 months ago

Does this support when you click on a peon a bunch of times and it says "Me not that kind of Orc!"

dankle · 4 months ago

tars voice when??

putna · 4 months ago

Please do "Commandos" game characters: the Green Beret, the Sapper, the Sniper, the Driver, the Marine and the Spy

nzxt210 · 4 months ago

Actually good staff

Xuzzo · 4 months ago

Genius

slickdifferent · 4 months ago

Every time I finish some mundane task I hear the Warcraft II "chores done" play in my head. Glad I'm not alone.

gladiatr72 · 4 months ago

STOP POKING ME!

gleipnircode · 4 months ago

Love this. Takes me right back to my teenage years. Can someone please make a Dota 2 pack? Invoker alone would be perfect.

Session start: "I am a beacon of knowledge blazing out across a black sea of ignorance"

Task finished: "It falls to me to inform you that this one is in the bag"

When a failure occured: "My memory fails me"

I think i would get addicted to work again like in my past playing dota.

mvkel · 4 months ago

Related, I have a personal project that has several modules that run in a sequential pipeline. As each module is activated, an animated portrait avatar of a Starcraft II character appears, so at a glance, I can see which module is running at any one time. If I were hand-coding the app, this little 'feature' never would have existed, because it would have felt like a waste of dev calories. Now it's there because it's fun. Coding with AI will mark the return of whimsy in software.