Claude is thinking. Call the turn.

While Claude works, you call how the turn will go. Waitroom keeps score.

_{Called it? Star it. Missed it? Star it anyway. We won't tell Claude.}

Install

claude plugin marketplace add coindef/waitroom
claude plugin install bet-on-your-agent@waitroom

Restart Claude Code. On your next turn, the bet row above the prompt asks for your first call. You need Claude Code 2.1.291 or later. If claude --version shows an older one, run claude update.

Install wait-ship, wait-breathe, wait-notify, and the optional rooms

claude plugin install wait-ship@waitroom
claude plugin install wait-breathe@waitroom
claude plugin install wait-notify@waitroom

wait-ship needs a git repository. wait-breathe stays off until you run /breathe. wait-notify is macOS only: after install and a restart, it notifies when Claude is blocked on you and you're away from the terminal, and stays silent while you're active there.

Optional rooms:

claude plugin install wait-secret@waitroom
claude plugin install wait-scope@waitroom
claude plugin install wait-ping@waitroom
claude plugin install wait-anchor@waitroom
claude plugin install wait-cards@waitroom

wait-ping is the legacy notifier. It sends a desktop notification when a long turn ends or a permission prompt is waiting. wait-anchor keeps a note you set, the goal and what to check when you come back, and stays quiet until you set one. wait-cards shows one flashcard from a deck you write in ~/.waitroom/cards.md, and stays quiet until that file has cards.

Restart Claude Code once you're done. If waitroom@waitroom fails to load with Dependency "wait-review@waitroom" is not installed after a marketplace update, see the migration note in docs/install.md.

To update, or to install the three core rooms in one command, see docs/install.md.

Who this is for

You run long Claude Code turns. You alt-tab. Now you call the turn instead.

• You think you know which tasks Claude will land first try. bet-on-your-agent checks your calls against what happened. After five scored calls, /bet tells you something like "You run 12 points overconfident."
• You like a scoreboard, even one only you can see. Your last 20 scored calls set your rank, from Coin-Flipper up to Oracle.
• You keep your tools local. Waitroom needs no account and makes no network calls. Your record stays on your machine.

Quick start

1. Install bet-on-your-agent and restart Claude Code.
2. Give Claude a real task. While it works, the bet row asks if the turn will land first try. Type 1 to 5 to say how sure you are, where 4 means 90%. Then call how many files it will touch.
3. When the turn ends, the row asks "Did it land?" Type 1 for Landed or 2 for Needed fixing. Run /bet to see your record and your rank.

Rooms

Core

Room	What it does
bet-on-your-agent	Call the turn. Get scored. Call how the turn will go, then see how well your calls match what happened. The status row, on by default.
wait-breathe	Your lungs need a turn too. Shows one quiet line during a long turn, such as an eye break or a stretch. The status row, off until you run /breathe.
wait-ship	Commit msg? Already cooked. Drafts the commit message, PR description, and changelog entry for you to review. The status row, on by default.
wait-notify	Go outside. We'll yell. macOS notification when Claude needs you and you're away. Silent while you're at the terminal. One reminder after 3 minutes.

Optional

Room	What it does
wait-secret	Flags lines a turn wrote that look like a key or a token. Local only, and it only warns. The status row, after the turn ends.
wait-scope	Flags files a turn edited outside the scope you set, and never blocks them. The status row, on by default.
wait-anchor	Leave a note for future you. You set the goal and what to check when you come back. The status line, only while a note is set.
wait-cards	Learn something while it cooks. A question from your own deck while Claude works, the answer when the turn ends. Mark it with /card got or /card miss. The status line, only while you have cards.

How the rooms share the screen is in docs/design.md.

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