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ClaudeApp
Native menu bar app for monitoring Claude Code usage limits with real-time tracking.
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Our Mission
Go for a walk.
Grab a coffee.
Work on something else.
Your code keeps building.
How It Works
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Init
Set up project files
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Interview
Describe what you want to build
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Research
Research APIs and approaches
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Plan
Create implementation tasks
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Build
Write code until done
With --vibe, it chains automatically. One command, zero babysitting.
Why It Works
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Fresh Start Every Time
Each build iteration starts with zero memory. No accumulated confusion. No 'I thought I already did that.' Claude reads the specs fresh, picks a task, builds it, and exits.
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Specs Are the Truth
The specs in your project are what gets built. Not vague ideas. Not old comments in code. Clear specifications that Claude follows exactly. When context resets, nothing is lost.
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No Homework Required
No shell scripts to write. No prompt files to create. No architecture to understand. One command to start. The tool that simplifies Ralph was built with Ralph.
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Tests Keep It Honest
One task at a time. Nothing is marked 'done' until tests pass. Built-in quality gates that prevent half-finished features from slipping through.
The Difference
| [Original Ralph Loop] | [Ralph Vibe] |
|---|---|
| Write shell scripts | Just run ralph work |
| Create prompt files manually | Auto-generated from interview |
| Understand the architecture | Just answer questions |
| Debug your setup | It just works |
| Hours of configuration | One command |
Built with Ralph
This website was built autonomously while I was working on other projects. And enjoying a coffee.
Frequently Asked Questions
What's the difference between Ralph Vibe and just using Claude Code?
Claude Code is powerful but has no memory between sessions. You restart, it forgets everything. Ralph Vibe gives Claude structure: specs to follow, plans to execute, one task at a time. It turns Claude Code into a reliable build system that can work autonomously while you're away.
Can I use this on an existing project?
Yes. Run
ralph init in any project folder. Ralph will interview you about your codebase, read your existing code, and create specs based on what's there. Then it can build what's missing.What if I want more control?
Don't use
--vibe. Run each command separately: ralph init, then ralph start, then ralph plan, then ralph work. You control when each phase runs.What do I need to have installed?
Two things: Claude Code (the CLI) and a Claude Pro or Team subscription. Ralph Vibe uses Claude Code under the hood to do the actual building.
Is it free?
Ralph Vibe is free and open source. You do need a Claude subscription ($20/month for Pro) since it uses Claude Code for the AI work.
What happens when something goes wrong?
Each task runs independently. If a task fails, Ralph logs the error and moves on. You can review the logs, fix the issue, and re-run. Nothing half-finished gets committed — tests must pass.