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SOMEONE BUILT A CLAUDE CODE PLUGIN THAT REFUSES TO LET YOU CODE UNTIL YOU DO PUSH-UPS It blocks your prompt, opens the webcam and counts your reps live with MediaPipe. Quit halfway and the leftover reps become debt for your next session. We automated the coding. Now we're automating...

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