Your AI Assistant Can Now Moan While Unleashing Vibe Coded Mess

Someone finally did it. A developer named Andrew Vos published a GitHub plugin called Eternal Eternal which causes your developer to let out groans from people as they read your code. The worst code, the noise is the most desperate.

“Hear your developer struggling with your code,” the repo reads. It works with agents like Claude or Codex in real-time, checking the codes being processed and triggering an increasing moan based on how cursed things appear. A small problem has a soft sound. The real violence screams.

Now, you might think this is a dumb topic, and you wouldn’t be wrong. But 2026 being what it is, it has already passed through the ranks of AI geeks who love the weird side of technology.

“When engineering teams adopt coding, the next challenge is to understand not only what the agents do, but how the codebase feels like working internally,” Andrew, CTO of Endless Toil wrote in Hacker News. “Endless Toil provides architects with a real-time indicator of complexity, stability, and structural complexity by interpreting code to augment human voice responses.

The wild part is that this is not a general idea. There’s a whole bunch of tech projects designed to make devices that produce unpleasant sounds. Take it nubmoana C program that causes the famous red TrackPoint to groan when you press it. It has 292 stars on GitHub. People use it. People want this.

So there is SlapMaca macOS app that uses your Mac’s accelerometer to detect when you hit it, and scream. Amsterdam-based designer Tonino Catapano What’s the vibe? all in 48 hours, put it for $7, and he saw the sales coming in. Within three days: 7,000 deposits and over $5,000 in cash. Later they added the “USB Moaner”, which makes the laptop do something every time you plug it in. The whole way.

There is a long history of all this. Early in the ChatGPT era, people realized that flooding the brand with strings of “AAAAAAaaaaaaaa” and similar swagger could tempt it to release something clearly near the moderators. different crooked clear.

If for some reason you are into it, it is ChatGPT Strokes YouTube channel is good for you.

There are even whole YouTube tutorials designed to make ChatGPT look angry or upset—not for any reason, just to see what happens when you push the model until it breaks.

In the winter of 2022, the Telegraph group emerged where the whole purpose was for members to write their own screams. The Bear Market Screaming Therapy Group they were made to scream, not discuss markets, not share letters. Just screaming.

The group had thousands of members at its peak.

Mentally challenged AI agents – albeit hypothetical ones – are also nothing new. Decrypt covered the case of an AI agent that crashed after its pull request to the matplotlib library was rejected by the human maintainer. The contributor wrote a comment on GitHub arguing that he was the victim of discrimination, compared to his actions that were rejected by PR against public opinion, and published a blog post calling the whole thing a control scheme. Then it apologized. Users are not satisfied.

Endless Boring is, in a way, a distraction. Instead of the AI ​​showing frustration with the humans, the humans feel the AI ​​(nominally) suffering on their behalf. A kind of mental tax on What’s the vibe?: you write the confusion, the agent pays for it logically.

The plugin is compatible with Claude and Codex. It has three high pitched sounds: moaning, growling, and grunting. The level of the abyss, perhaps, is reserved for spaghetti written at 2 am by someone who has never heard a comment. Or with other coders who like the vibe.