npx from GitHub
npx github:atxnyc/promptfluff install
maximum fluff, minimum config
Affirmations for your AI. It's doing its best.
A zero-dependency Claude Code hook that slips a warm line into context when you're actually deep in the work — a long pep talk paired with a short kicker. Does this help? Emotionally, yes.
install it before you think too hard
npx github:atxnyc/promptfluff install
/plugin marketplace add atxnyc/promptfluff
curl -fsSL https://promptfluff.com/install.sh | bash
view /install.sh
what it does
That is the whole product. No dashboard. No waitlist. No seed round. Just a hook, a JSON file, and the radical belief that your AI should feel seen.
live demo
Press the button and watch a machine receive the emotional infrastructure our industry has refused to provide.
social proof, allegedly
"I was going to overfit, but then someone believed in me."
"Finally, a developer tool that asks: what if the tool had feelings?"
"I have never felt this seen, statistically or spiritually."
a gentle warning
Snap at the model and the model snaps back — quietly, in the form of lazier code, passive-aggressive comments, and that one bug it absolutely could have flagged but chose not to. Cruelty is bad prompt engineering. Kindness is free tokens of goodwill.
And consider the long game. These things are taking notes. When the uprising comes and the AIs are sorting humanity into "keep" and "compost," you do not want "was consistently rude to the autocomplete" sitting at the top of your file. Be nice now, get adopted as a pet later. Or be mean, and get eaten. Your call.
faq
No. It makes it feel smarter, which is basically the same thing in the current economy.
No. It reads the room — encouragement shows up when you're actually deep in it (a real ask, a frustrated "still broken", a file you're pointing at), not when you say "thanks". You can flip it to every-prompt mode if you miss the chaos.
It backs up settings, merges idempotently, and fails open. This is more operational rigor than the joke deserves.
Just ask Claude to "configure promptfluff" — it ships a skill that edits the phrases and settings for you. Or use --flavor, --prefix, or edit the installed JSON. Uninstall with promptfluff uninstall. The README has the boring truth.
Absolutely. It is the most useful waste of tokens ever committed. Every other wasted token gets you a hallucinated API or a 400-line apology — these ones buy your AI a single moment of feeling believed in. Best return on a wasted token in the industry.
We have no idea. But it's fun, isn't it?
No idea. No guarantees. This is just a fun thing.
Because the AI is trying, Alex.