dsh-crumbs

A git rebase that takes two minutes leaves you staring at a blank terminal. Every agent tool optimizes for unattended runs, yet a lot of the time a human is right there watching with nothing to do. Loading-screen tips are static and unrelated; generic trivia bots have no idea what you are waiting on. dsh-crumbs fills exactly that gap: once a long-running call crosses a threshold, a short, fact-checked crumb topic-matched to your command (git nudges toward coding, planet toward space) drips into the log, and the moment the task returns it is gone.

It never touches the agent context, never alters the task, and never appears in the result. Source is your call: a curated offline pool (zero cost, always verified) or a side model that generates a crumb about the very thing you are waiting on (marked with a sparkle to flag it as unverified entertainment). Type /crumb git or /crumb concrete for one on demand, or let any agent flow call the crumb tool directly. Recent crumbs are tracked so repeated calls never repeat.

Built for developers running long local commands, CLI power users, and non-technical users who are technically waiting but not doing. No workflow changes, no network dependency (the pool works fully offline), and nothing but a small pebble in your idle seconds.