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Show HN: Sitcom Flavour – Season your Claude Code chats with sitcom replies

2 pointsby 2h agoada.tools
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I wanted to give my chats a little color and added a line to my CLAUDE.md: "Occasionally season replies with a Brooklyn 99 flavoured line ("Noice", "Cool cool cool cool cool", "Hot damn", etc.). Only when it lands and preferably on a win or a clean result. Never in things pushed to remote or anything else that outlives the conversation."

Later, in a session, it told me that it didn't not know something and I showed it a tool that it could use. The reply I got?

> Hot damn! This is exactly what we're looking for.

It timed the phrase so well and I enjoyed it so much that I wanted to extend the idea. First I made the idea into a plugin, then added a few more shows, and created a website to explain how to install, how it works, and its ups and downs.

If you're like me and want occasional sitcom replies in your chats, those actually land, give it a try. Source is available on GitHub (linked on the website) and MIT licensed.

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