Your Claude Code kept working. Even while you sleep.
You know the wall: you're deep in the work, Claude says "you've hit your usage limit, try again in 5 hours" — and everything stops. You have to remember to come back later, reopen everything, and re-explain what you wanted.
cloophole does that for you. You leave a note like "keep building the checkout page", close your laptop, and walk away. The moment your limit resets, cloophole types your note into Claude and hits Enter — so the work picks itself right back up. You come back to progress, not a blinking cursor.
Set it and forget it. Best friend of the $20 plan.
- 🌙 Walk away, come back to progress. It waits for the reset and restarts your work automatically — no alarms, no babysitting.
- ⏱️ See your limit before you hit it. A live "3h 12m until reset · 38% used" readout, so no surprises mid-flow. Costs you nothing.
- 🎯 You're in control. It lists every Claude you have open with a checkbox and a message box. Tick the ones to continue, leave a note for each, done.
- 🐧 Works with your setup. Plain terminals, WSL, tmux splits, even the Claude desktop app.
- 🪟 Just one small window. No account, no background service, nothing hidden. Close it and it's gone.
Open PowerShell and paste one line:
irm https://raw.githubusercontent.com/QuagKhai003/cloophole/main/install.ps1 | iexThat's the only command you ever need — it installs, updates, and opens the app. (First time: restart Claude once so it can tell cloophole when you're limited.)
- Leave a note — what Claude should do next (or leave it blank for "carry on").
- Tick the sessions you want continued.
- Walk away. When your limit resets, cloophole types the note in and presses Enter for you.
Want it now instead of at reset? Hit Resume now. Keep the window open (minimized is fine) so it can watch.
One line, takes everything with it:
irm https://raw.githubusercontent.com/QuagKhai003/cloophole/main/uninstall.ps1 | iexOn trust: cloophole never reads your chats or Claude's files. It only watches whether Claude is running and types the note you wrote. Nothing more.