Agent Wait-Time Microgames

Turn coding-agent wait time into a quick, dismissible microgame or micro-workout

Problem

Developers now run multiple coding agents in parallel and have idle attention while waiting, often drifting to phones or staring blankly. There is no short, interruptible way to kill time inside the terminal workflow. Early explorers built Minesweeper and push-up mods, but no reusable generic solution exists.

Solution

A mod/plugin for major coding agents like Claude Code and Codex that surfaces mini-games, micro-workout prompts or breathing exercises while the agent runs, tracks daily wait time, and returns automatically when the task finishes.

Users

Developers who spend long hours with AI coding agents and terminal-first productivity tinkerers

MVP

Support one major coding-agent mod interface; bundle 2–3 terminal-friendly microgames (minesweeper, snake, typing); auto-return and notify on completion; local stats for daily wait time and game scores

Revenue

Free base with paid game packs and analytics, or a one-time purchase around $3–5

Why now

Coding-agent mod ecosystems just opened up, wait times are longer and more fragmented than ever, and indie developers can grab the "agent wait experience" niche early