peon-ping-log

The peon-ping-log skill is a specialized productivity and wellness tool designed for software developers and AI agent users who want to integrate physical health tracking into their coding workflow. It serves as a command interface for the Peon Trainer, allowing users to log repetitive exercises like pushups or squats directly within their CLI or IDE-based AI agent environment. By turning exercise logging into a quick command-line interaction, this skill helps prevent sedentary fatigue and encourages regular movement breaks during long programming sessions. Users can easily track their performance, receive immediate auditory feedback, and maintain a consistent exercise habit without switching contexts away from their IDE.

• Enables direct logging of exercise reps via bash commands such as /peon-ping-log 25 pushups.

• Triggers integrated voice lines and character-themed trainer audio feedback upon successful logging.

• Provides an status-checking mechanism to monitor cumulative exercise progress throughout the day.

• Supports seamless integration with Peon Trainer state management, including toggling the trainer on or off.

• Designed for high-frequency use cases in terminal-based environments including Claude Code, Cursor, and other CLI-connected coding assistants.

• Requires the PeonPing environment and the peon.sh hook script to be correctly installed and configured in your shell environment.

• Input validation relies on specific formats: the command requires a numeric count and a supported exercise type (currently pushups or squats).

• If the trainer system is disabled, the skill provides specific guidance to enable it via /peon-ping-toggle or the peon trainer on command.

• Use the trainer status command to audit current progress if the agent does not output results automatically after an update.

• Compatible with macOS, Linux, and WSL2 systems, ensuring consistent cross-platform health tracking for developers.