🎵 Bring music to the AI terminal · Build a coding-focused smart DJ · A new way to listen · Interactive music ｜A retro pixel DJ for Claude Code / Codex CLI / Terminal with Apple Music / QQ Music / Local Music — plays music, shows synced lyrics, and 😱 panics when your tests fail.
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Command Claude Code
A music-search helper for Chinese music, including traditional styles, Mandarin-language songs, folk music, and instruments such as guzheng, guqin, and erhu.
Command Claude Code
A music-search helper for classical pieces featuring piano, strings, orchestras, and composers such as Bach and Mozart.
Command Claude Code
A music-search helper for quiet instrumental audio used for concentration and deep work.
Command Claude Code
A music-search helper for energetic morning, workout, and motivational tracks.
Command Claude Code
A music command for finding jazz, bossa nova, and relaxed café-style tracks. It runs three searches and displays the results in separate groups without starting playback.
Command Claude Code
A command that searches for lofi music, a style of relaxed instrumental beats often used for studying or coding, in three variations.
Command Claude Code
A command that searches for party and dance music in dance pop, electronic dance music, and Latin dance styles.
Command Claude Code
A command that searches for relaxing music in three styles: downtempo, acoustic folk, and nature ambience.
Command Claude Code
A command that searches for melancholy, heartbreak, and other emotional music in piano, ballad, R&B, indie, and orchestral styles.
Command Claude Code
A command that searches for sleep music, white noise, lullabies, and deep-sleep ambient sounds.
Command Claude Code
A music-search command for synthwave, cyberpunk, and retro electronic tracks—styles associated with neon visuals, 1980s-inspired sounds, and night driving.
Command Claude Code
Control coding-with-beat (play / pause / skip / now-playing / music source / like / mode / search / list). Use $ARGUMENTS as a free-form intent.
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