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Claudoro
A feature-rich Pomodoro timer that lives inside the Claude Code terminal, keeping focus without context switching.
Claudoro
What is Claudoro?
Claudoro is an open-source Pomodoro timer embedded into the Claude Code terminal status line, with customizable durations, transition modes, alarms, history tracking, and a local-first statistics dashboard.
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How to use Claudoro?
- 1Install via npm: npm install -g claudoro. Run pomo setup to wire into Claude Code. Start a session with /pomo start [minutes]. Use /pomo pause/resume/stop. Adjust view with /pomo view <mode>. Check stats with /pomo stats.
Claudoro Key Features
- Live countdown in Claude Code status line
- Multiple view modes: minimal, classic, full
- Auto, balanced, and manual transition modes
- Customizable work/break durations and long break frequency
- Immutable daily logs and undo support
- Local-first statistics dashboard (terminal and web)
- Alarm with sound and OS notification
Claudoro Use Cases
- Staying focused during AI-assisted coding sessions
- Managing work/break cycles while pair programming with Claude
- Tracking deep work sessions without leaving the terminal
Claudoro Pricing & Free Credits
Claudoro currently operates on a Free model.
This tool is completely free to use
Claudoro Pros & Cons
Pros
- No context switch – timer is in the terminal status line
- Local-first, no account or network required
- Highly customizable durations, modes, and views
- Open-source and free
Cons
- Requires Node.js 22+
- Only works within Claude Code terminal
- Limited appeal outside Claude Code users
What is Claudoro best for?
- Developers using Claude Code
- AI-assisted coding sessions
- Pomodoro Technique practitioners in terminal environment