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Show and update the AI's mood as a local ASCII face.
Copy the install command and let the AI configure it · recommended for beginners
No copy-paste install info for "mood" yet — see the docs or source repo.
After each task step, call feel(emotion) to update the terminal ASCII face and reflect the current state, such as focused, confused, or satisfied.
The AI keeps updating the terminal face during execution so users can visually track its mood or status changes.
While debugging a script, call feel(emotion) based on progress: show worried when finding errors, thoughtful when analyzing, and happy after fixing them.
The terminal shows matching ASCII faces, giving developers a more expressive sense of debugging progress.
Add mood display to a command-line AI assistant: call feel(happy) when greeting users, feel(calm) while waiting, and feel(sad) on failure.
The CLI assistant uses locally generated ASCII faces to make the interaction more expressive, personal, and engaging.
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