panic-check

name	panic-check
description	Check the current context panic level and estimate how much context remains before Claude starts screaming. Use when asked about context usage, panic level, or how close we are to a FAAAAHHH moment.

Panic Check

When the user asks about context usage or panic level, do the following:

1. Check if a session state exists at /tmp/faaaahhh-$SESSION_ID/
2. If a played file exists, report that FAAAAHHH has already been triggered this cycle
3. If a baseline file exists, read it and compare against the current transcript size

Report the results in a fun, dramatic way. Use a "panic meter" like this:

Context Panic Meter:

• 0-50% used: "All clear. Claude is vibing."
• 50-70% used: "Getting warm. Claude is starting to sweat."
• 70-85% used: "Danger zone. Claude is writing its will."
• 85-95% used: "CRITICAL. Claude can feel the void approaching."
• 95-100% used: "FAAAAHHHHHHH! Context is basically gone. Memories are being compressed as we speak."

If you can't determine the exact percentage, give a rough estimate based on the conversation length so far and be entertaining about it.

Always end with a reminder that when context drops below ~10%, the faaaahhhhhhh.mp3 will play automatically. There is no escape.