Steam-style achievements for Claude Code — live Achievement unlocked toasts while you work, a trophy shelf in your terminal, hidden trophies, and a monthly Wrapped with your coding archetype. One file, zero dependencies, everything stays on your machine.
- 32 achievements across bronze → platinum: from First Blood (your first tool call) to Millennium (1,000 of them), Night Shift, Friday Deploy, Speedrun, Net Negative…
- Hidden trophies you can only find by behaving in ways we will not disclose here. Politeness counts. So does the opposite.
- Live toasts — unlocks appear right in the Claude Code UI mid-session, via hooks. No polling, no daemon.
/trophy-case wrapped— a monthly recap: days together, commits, night sessions, busiest day, and your archetype (The Night Surgeon, The Test Whisperer, The Demolitionist…). Built to be screenshotted.- Works with Token HUD — if it is installed, Wrapped shows your token spend, and the Token Furnace achievement becomes earnable.
As a plugin (inside Claude Code) — hooks activate automatically:
/plugin marketplace add Dumys/trophy-case
/plugin install trophy-case@trophy-case
Or standalone:
git clone https://github.com/Dumys/trophy-case.git
cd trophy-case && node ach/trophy.js --installNew sessions start earning immediately. Check your shelf with
/trophy-case, or run node ach/trophy.js --cabinet from anywhere.
Requires: Node.js ≥ 16, Claude Code ≥ 2.0.
Claude Code fires hooks on session
events — tool calls, prompts, subagents, permission denials, compactions.
Trophy Case listens (≈70 ms per event, non-blocking), keeps counters in
~/.claude/trophy-case/, and when a predicate flips, prints a systemMessage
that Claude Code shows as a toast:
⚠ 🥈 Achievement unlocked — Night Shift: Committing crimes against sleep. (11/32 · /trophy-case)
- All tracking is local. Nothing is uploaded, ever.
- Prompts are scanned only by regex for a few fun counters (politeness…); prompt text is never stored.
- Uninstall any time:
node ach/trophy.js --uninstall(trophies are kept).
Can I see the hidden achievements? No. That is the point. (Fine — they are in the source. But where is your honor?)
Does it slow Claude down? Hooks add ~70 ms after a tool call completes, which is invisible next to model latency.
Multiple machines? State is per-machine for now. Your streak knows what you did on your laptop; your desktop does not.
MIT