git-beep-beep

Hear your commits • Sound effects for Git

$ npx git-beep-beep init copy

macOS • Linux • Windows

GitHub repo · npm

made with fun by Rachit Agarwal · LinkedIn · GitHub · X

Installing hooks, testing sound, and committing

Why you need this

Dopamine hits

Your code makes noise. Your brain thinks you are a wizard. Commits feel like achievements.

Your sounds

Default chimes, meme sounds, airhorns, vine booms — or any mp3 or wav file you own.

Never miss a push

You hear when something ships. Audio feedback means you can keep your eyes on the code.

Team morale

Coworker pushes and a celebration plays. Instant team bonding. Try it with your crew.

Zero guilt

If audio fails, Git works perfectly anyway. No risk at all. Only fun.

Meme-ready

Vine boom on push fail. Metal Gear alert on PR pass. Your repo, your comedy.

Built-in sounds

default.wav	Soft two-tone chime — polite good job nerd sound
success.wav	Ascending notification — VIP entrance for your commits
error.wav	Descending wah-wah — the auditory uh oh

Quick start

Mac / Linux

Windows

# 1. One-time init
npx git-beep-beep init

# 2. Install hooks
cd my-project
npx git-beep-beep hook install

# 3. Test the sound
npx git-beep-beep test commit

# 4. Use git normally
git commit -m "hello"
git push

# 1. One-time init
npx git-beep-beep init

# 2. Install hooks
cd my-project
npx git-beep-beep hook install

# 3. Test the sound
npx git-beep-beep test commit

# 4. Use git normally
git commit -m "hello"
git push

Custom sounds

$ → beep-beep set commit ~/Music/coin.mp3
$ → beep-beep add airhorn ~/Downloads/airhorn.wav
$ → beep-beep set push airhorn
$ → beep-beep list