Paste one command
The open client installs itself through Claude Code's documented status-line interface. It backs up your Claude settings before it changes anything.
Install WaitPerkWaitPerk puts one tasteful sponsor line in your Claude Code status bar. Sponsors pay for qualified renders, and half of every dollar goes to you.
30,634 qualified renders · $152.21 earned by developers — real totals from the same ledger that pays out. Small because we're new; never simulated.
› Open https://waitperk.com/get-started to get your signed, account-linked installer
✓ WaitPerk installed — settings backed up
› claude "refactor the webhook handler"
Useful enough to keep. Quiet enough to forget. Reversible enough to trust.
The open client installs itself through Claude Code's documented status-line interface. It backs up your Claude settings before it changes anything.
Install WaitPerkA sponsor-flavored verb and a clearly labeled status line ride in your Claude Code terminal, only while your agent is working. That's the whole placement.
One command restores your settings. The ledger records deduplicated render receipts so your 50% revenue share is easy to inspect.
A sponsor-flavored verb and a clearly labeled status line — exactly what a developer sees while Claude is working. Clearly marked, only visible during a run, and gone with a single uninstall command.
Uses Claude Code's documented status-line and spinner-verb settings — the same line, now earning.
⏺ I'll add retries and idempotency to the webhook handler.
⏺ Update(src/webhooks.ts)
⎿ Updated with 12 additions and 3 removals
✶ Perking… (1m 4s · ↓ 2.3k tokens · esc to interrupt)
The sponsors in today's rotation, shown as they ride the status line in a live Claude Code session.
Model, context usage, session progress, earnings, and a tasteful sponsor line—without collecting the work itself.
Pick a logo glyph, write one line, and preview the exact Claude Code placement. Launch campaigns are prepaid — your budget buys qualified status-line renders, refundable anytime — and every ad joins the rotation once approved.
⏺ I'll add retries and idempotency to the webhook handler.
⏺ Update(src/webhooks.ts)
⎿ Updated with 12 additions and 3 removals
✶ Perking… (1m 4s · ↓ 2.3k tokens · esc to interrupt)
WaitPerk never opens or reads transcript files and never stores or transmits prompts, code, responses, filenames, or repository contents.
Displayed in your HUD and not sent with sponsor receipts.
Device token, campaign delivery ID, client version, and a hashed turn key. Nothing else leaves your machine.
No prompts, files, code, paths, repositories, responses, or transcript contents.
Fair question for anything that touches your Claude Code setup. Here is exactly what WaitPerk does, so you can judge for yourself.
Claude Code officially supports custom status lines, hooks, and spinner verbs — they are user-facing settings with their own docs. WaitPerk is a status-line program you choose to install, the same surface any custom status line uses.
One file: ~/.claude/settings.json, edited with your consent after taking a backup. No other vendor's files, no binaries, nothing system-wide. One command uninstalls and restores your settings exactly.
The client never calls, proxies, or intercepts Anthropic's servers and never reads your prompts or code. It reports opaque view receipts to WaitPerk and nothing else.
WaitPerk is independent and unaffiliated — the status line is yours to configure, and sponsors rent that space from you, not from Anthropic. Early pre-launch builds also experimented with a reversible VS Code panel ad; that surface was retired on Jul 12 and old installs cleaned it up automatically.
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Developers earn from day one · sponsors pay per qualified render