thephw/claude-meseeks

Claude Meseeks is a lighthearted plugin for Claude Code, the coding assistant tool, that plays a short Mr. Meeseeks voice clip from the show Rick and Morty at the moments when Claude actually needs you. When Claude finishes a task and is waiting for your next instruction, it plays a satisfied sounding clip. When Claude needs your approval for something, it plays a clip asking for help. The plugin listens for specific event signals from Claude Code so it stays quiet during automatic or background work, like auto accepted actions or subagents running on their own, and only speaks up when a human is genuinely needed. Under the hood, a small program written in Go plays the audio clips, which are built directly into the program so no separate audio files need to be downloaded. Prebuilt versions of this program are included for common operating systems, so most people do not need to install Go themselves, only an audio player already available on their system. The plugin also ships its own command line tool for testing or manually triggering sounds, checking which sound categories are turned on, and muting or unmuting specific categories through simple chat commands inside Claude Code. Users can customize which audio clips play by moving sound files between folders and rebuilding the program, and settings for which categories are enabled are saved locally and take effect immediately without restarting anything. Beyond the joke, the README explains a working philosophy behind the project: a Claude Code session works best when it is given one clear goal, allowed to finish, and then ended, rather than being kept alive across many unrelated tasks where focus and quality tend to drop. The audio clips themselves come from a fan made soundboard and are included for personal, non commercial enjoyment, with the original rights belonging to the show's creators.