A Reddit user shared the development of the USB-Clawd device, which caught his attention when Claude Code finished answering.
A Reddit user shared the development of the USB-Clawd device, which caught his attention when Claude Code finished answering.
In the comments to the posts of the author under the nickname Long_Ad6066, they suggest starting to sell the device on Etsy or placing the project on Kickstarter.
“Add slap and kick sensors to this thing — and if Claude feels every slap deep in his digital soul, this Kickstarter project will start bringing in a million dollars a day,” suggested a user under the nickname cihanozcelik.
"Cool! Now make it bang on the table when it encounters a NEVER rule in SKILL.md. And make the intensity depend on the severity of the error: a light nod for a style violation, an intense wave for CRITICAL status. And if the load test fails, let it spin like a top. lol," joked another user whystrohm.
Many people asked to sell the USB-Clawd and begged for STL files to print on their 3D printer.
The subreddit r/ClaudeAI joked that this thing would only work a few times every 5 hours due to usage limits. Or they need to create a version that will "play dead" when the limit is reached.
While the developer doesn't reveal details about how the device works, one user speculated: "I would make a script that tracks when the send icon in the desktop app turns orange again and sends a signal to a mechanism connected to the USB. As for Clawd himself, the one that jumps is 3D printed and painted parts. A simple low-voltage servo or something, no idea. I build houses, not gadgets."
