Mr Len (@mrlen)

You fire off a prompt, then sit there tapping your fingers. Every day. Dozens of times. I write a prompt, hit enter, and Claude Code goes to work. Then there is this little gap. Thirty seconds. A minute here a few minutes there -- depending on the prompt. Not long enough to start anything real, but just long enough to click over to a video and lose ten minutes. Those gaps happen all day. They add up fast. So I started filling them on purpose. I open a tutorial or a video from a creator I follow, and I watch for exactly one minute. When the minute is up, it pauses and I glance back at my code. Still running? One more minute. Done? Back to work. I built a little tool for this. It's been awesome. It helps me get through several video tutorials every weeek, just while I am waiting for AI. I love it so much I've created an online version for anyone to use. It is called Project Oberon: paste a YouTube link, set the burst length, and it plays then pauses until you tap Continue. Try it: https://oberon.triorbit.com. I would love to know what you think in the comments.