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Agent Ping

  • 4 repo stars
  • Updated April 8, 2026
  • DavidWilsby/agent-ping

Agent Ping is a plugin marketplace entry that alerts solo builders with sound and OS notifications when Claude Code stops, notifies, requests permission, or errors.

About

Agent Ping is a Claude Code marketplace plugin that plays customizable sounds and optional OS notifications when the agent needs you—after a reply, on notifications, permission gates, or errors. Developers shipping with Claude Code, Cursor, Windsurf, or JetBrains can install it in two commands, verify with a trivial prompt like “What is 2 + 2?”, and tune behavior through /agent-ping:config without touching project source. It does not replace monitoring stacks or team chat; it solves the specific problem of silent terminals during long agent runs. Because it attaches to the agent surface rather than one product phase, it stays useful from prototype spikes through review and production iteration. MIT-licensed, version 2.1.1, maintained by David Wilsby as a focused attention layer on top of your existing workflow.

  • Zero-config marketplace install—sounds play automatically after /plugin install agent-ping
  • Four alert events: stop, notification, permission request, and error
  • Interactive /agent-ping:config for sounds, volume, and OS notification banners
  • Cross-platform macOS, Linux, and Windows across Claude Code CLI and major editors
  • No repo clone required—add marketplace DavidWilsby/agent-ping from the agent

Agent Ping by the numbers

  • Data as of Jul 7, 2026 (Skillselion catalog sync)
/plugin marketplace add DavidWilsby/agent-ping

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repo stars4
Last updatedApril 8, 2026
RepositoryDavidWilsby/agent-ping

What it does

Install when you run long Claude Code sessions and need audible or banner alerts the moment Claude stops, asks for permission, or hits an error.

Who is it for?

Best when you're running unattended or semi-attended Claude Code sessions across CLI and editors and want passive attention without building custom hooks.

Skip if: Skip if you need centralized incident paging, chat integrations, or in-repo CI failure alerts instead of desktop agent notifications.

What you get

You hear or see an immediate alert on the four supported events and can configure volume and banners so you only return when the agent actually needs you.

  • Live stop, notification, permission, and error alerts without custom hook code
  • Saved preferences from /agent-ping:config for sounds, volume, and banners
  • Repeatable install path documented in the marketplace README quick start

By the numbers

  • Marketplace bundle lists 1 plugin (agent-ping)
  • Supports 4 distinct alert event types
  • Reported release line version 2.1.1 on the public README badge

Plugins in this marketplace

1 plugin - install individually after you add the marketplace.

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How it compares

Claude Code attention plugin marketplace bundle, not an MCP server or reusable agent skill file.

FAQ

Who is Agent Ping for?

It is for developers and developers using Claude Code (CLI or editor plugins) who want audio and OS banners when the agent finishes or blocks on permissions.

When should I use Agent Ping?

Use it whenever you start multi-step agent work and might step away—refactors, reviews, prototypes, or long debug loops where silent waits waste time.

How do I add Agent Ping to my agent?

Run /plugin marketplace add DavidWilsby/Agent Ping then /plugin install Agent Ping; test with a short prompt and open /Agent Ping:config to adjust sounds.

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