Show HN: Movement breaks that only show up while Claude Code is working (github.com)

A new mod for Claude Code introduces automatic movement breaks during prolonged coding sessions, activating every 45 minutes when a task takes longer than 15 seconds. This feature serves as a gentle reminder to users, showcasing simple exercises like chin tucks and wrist stretches—animated by a pixel character—aimed at alleviating tension from neck, shoulders, and eyes. Users can customize their breaks, choosing which movements to include, while the mod functions entirely locally, without any network calls or usage of tokens. This innovation is significant for the AI/ML community as it emphasizes the importance of ergonomics and breaks during intensive coding activities, aiming to improve user health and productivity. By ensuring that developers take regular breaks without interrupting their workflow, the mod prioritizes user well-being. Technically, it integrates seamlessly into the terminal interface of Claude Code, maintaining privacy by not storing any user data and being easy to install and configure, thus enhancing the overall coding experience without additional overhead.