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Claudinho CLI — the 2026 men's football tournament in your terminal: live scores, fixtures, group tables, prediction-market odds. Not affiliated with FIFA or Anthropic.

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    Readme

    @claudinho/cli ⚽

    The 2026 men's football tournament, right in your terminal. Live scores, fixtures, group tables, and market odds — TZ-aware, localized, scriptable.

    ⚠️ Not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to FIFA or Anthropic. Claudinho is an independent, open-source fan project. It shows factual match data (scores, fixtures, standings) with emoji flags only — no logos, crests, kits, broadcast footage, or player likenesses.

    Install

    npm i -g @claudinho/cli      # installs the `claudinho` binary
    # or run without installing:
    npx @claudinho/cli today

    Commands

    claudinho today [date]      # a day's fixtures in your timezone (default: today), live scores inline
    claudinho live              # matches in play right now
    claudinho next <TEAM>       # a team's next fixture + countdown   (e.g. next MEX)
    claudinho table [GROUP]     # group standings (default: all groups)
    claudinho match <id>        # a single match's detail
    claudinho markets [target]  # prediction-market odds: today | <date> | <id> | next <TEAM>
    claudinho share [target]    # copy-pasteable match snippet: today | live | <date> | <id> | next <TEAM>
    claudinho prompt            # one compact status line (for statusline/tmux/Starship)
    claudinho init-statusline   # wire it into the Claude Code statusline
    claudinho hook              # live-score context for a Claude Code hook (silent off-match)
    claudinho init-hook         # make Claude itself score-aware (UserPromptSubmit)
    claudinho vibe              # a matchday-coder one-liner (#VibingLaVidaLoca)

    Examples

    claudinho today --tz America/Mexico_City --lang es
    claudinho next BRA --tz America/Sao_Paulo --lang pt
    claudinho table A
    claudinho live --json | jq '.matches[].status'
    claudinho today --flavor off               # just the facts, no commentary
    claudinho share next MEX --copy            # a shareable card, copied to your clipboard

    Global options

    Flag Description
    --lang <code> en, es, pt, fr (also via CLAUDINHO_LANG; falls back to $LANG)
    --tz <zone> IANA timezone, e.g. America/Mexico_City (also CLAUDINHO_TZ; default: system). Kickoff times and which day a fixture falls on are computed in this zone — a late-night-UTC match shows on the day you actually watch it.
    --json machine-readable output for scripting
    --no-color disable ANSI color (also honors NO_COLOR; auto-off when piped)
    --source <name> live data provider (advanced; sensible default)
    --flavor <level> commentary flair: off, subtle, full (default: full; also CLAUDINHO_FLAVOR)
    --no-markets hide prediction-market signals in today/match (also CLAUDINHO_MARKETS=off)

    Team codes are 3-letter (FIFA/IOC-style): MEX, BRA, USA, ENG, …

    Commentary flair

    By default Claudinho narrates with a bit of localized football-broadcast energy — ¡GOOOOL! on a goal, ¡a cancha llena! before kickoff. These are generic, genre-style exclamations (no real commentator is quoted or impersonated), localized per --lang, and they never affect --json output.

    • --flavor full (default) — flair on fixtures, live play, goals, and full-time
    • --flavor subtle — only goals and full-time
    • --flavor off — just the facts

    Prediction-market signals

    claudinho markets shows read-only prediction-market odds — "who's favored" as market-implied percentages — for a date, a match, or a team's next fixture:

    claudinho markets                 # today's signals
    claudinho markets 2026-06-11      # a specific date
    claudinho markets 760415          # one match by id
    claudinho markets next MEX        # a team's next fixture
    claudinho markets today --json    # structured sidecar output

    A short market line is also added under claudinho today and claudinho match when a reliable market is available. It's informational only — not betting advice: market-implied percentages with attribution, no trading, no links. Data comes from Polymarket public market data and is shown only when the market maps cleanly to the result and is fresh.

    Opt out with --no-markets (per command) or CLAUDINHO_MARKETS=off (global). The statusline and hook never show market data — it stays off the hot path.

    How matches are matched: event slugs are derived automatically from each fixture (fifwc-{home}-{away}-{date}), so real odds appear for any match with a live Polymarket market — no mapping needed (mapping.2026.json is for slug overrides only). Matching fails closed, so an unmatched fixture simply shows nothing. For an offline preview, set CLAUDINHO_MARKETS_SOURCE=fake to render clearly-labeled synthetic "demo data" odds.

    Shareable snippets

    claudinho share prints a polished, copy-pasteable match card for chats, social posts, READMEs, and issue comments — your terminal football, ready to post:

    claudinho share                   # today's matches
    claudinho share live              # matches in play
    claudinho share next MEX          # a team's next fixture (+ market read, when reliable)
    claudinho share 760415            # one match by id
    claudinho share next MEX --copy   # …and copy it straight to the clipboard
    Next up for Mexico
    
    🇲🇽 Mexico vs South Africa 🇿🇦
    Jun 11 · 13:00 America/Mexico_City
    Estadio Banorte, Mexico City, Mexico
    
    Prediction markets slightly favor Mexico.
    Mexico 56% · Draw 25% · South Africa 19%
    Source: Polymarket · informational only
    
    #VibingLaVidaLoca · Independent fan project · not affiliated with FIFA or Anthropic.
    Try it: npx @claudinho/cli next MEX

    Snippets are plain text (no color codes — they paste cleanly everywhere) and carry the non-affiliation disclaimer on every paste. The market line uses the same reliable gate as today/match (informational only — never betting advice) and disappears when no reliable market exists. Per-command options:

    Flag Description
    --style <social|compact> social (default) is the full card; compact is one terse line per match
    --copy also copy the snippet to the clipboard (best-effort: pbcopy/clip/wl-copy/xclip/xsel)
    --no-hashtag omit the #VibingLaVidaLoca tag
    --no-install-line omit the Try it: … run cue

    --json returns the structured snippet ({ kind, snippet, matches, marketSignals, … }) for scripts and future reuse. No clipboard tool? claudinho share … | pbcopy works too.

    Want an image?

    The snippet is plain text, so a screenshot is your share card — the disclaimer and emoji flags come along automatically. Grab it with your OS screenshot tool, or render a crisp terminal image with an existing tool (no Claudinho dependency, no account):

    # capture the command's output directly (charmbracelet/freeze)
    freeze --execute "claudinho share next MEX" -o card.png
    
    # …or pipe the text into freeze / silicon
    claudinho share next MEX | freeze --language text -o card.png
    claudinho share next MEX | silicon -l txt -o card.png
    
    # …or paste it into a web tool like carbon.now.sh or ray.so

    Claudinho stays text-first — it doesn't ship an image renderer, so there's nothing extra to install in the CLI and no fonts/licensing to worry about: whatever your terminal or the screenshot tool already draws (including the flags) is what you get.

    Statusline (Claude Code)

    claudinho init-statusline          # patches ~/.claude/settings.json (backs up first)
    claudinho init-statusline --print  # just print the snippet

    The statusline reads from a local micro-cache and never blocks on the network (<150ms). When several matches are live it shows them all inline: ⚽ 🇪🇸 1–1 🇮🇶 87' · 🇫🇷 1–2 🇨🇮 86'. Customize via env:

    • CLAUDINHO_TEAM=MEX — show only your team's match
    • CLAUDINHO_MAX=2 — cap how many live matches show inline (rest collapse to +N; default: all)
    • CLAUDINHO_COMPACT=0 — show 3-letter codes alongside flags

    Use the same claudinho prompt in tmux (set -g status-right '#(claudinho prompt)') or a Starship custom command — it works in any shell.

    Score-aware Claude (hook)

    claudinho init-hook                # patches ~/.claude/settings.json (backs up first)

    Wires claudinho hook into Claude Code's UserPromptSubmit. During a match, the live score is injected into Claude's context so it can mention it naturally; off-match it's silent (zero added tokens). Restart Claude Code to activate.

    Other competitions

    By default Claudinho follows the 2026 World Cup. To follow a different competition (e.g. international friendlies before the tournament starts):

    export CLAUDINHO_COMPETITION=fifa.friendly
    claudinho live      # live friendlies
    unset CLAUDINHO_COMPETITION   # back to the World Cup

    Only the live fetch changes; the bundled schedule is always the World Cup. The statusline/hook cache is keyed to the active competition, so switching with CLAUDINHO_COMPETITION never surfaces stale scores from the other competition.

    How it works

    The full fixture list (104 matches, groups, venues, host cities, kickoffs) ships bundled in the package, so the common path is offline and instant. Only live match state hits the network. Live scores come from ESPN's public scoreboard (a swappable provider, attributed in output as Live data: ESPN) and market odds from Polymarket; provider attribution and rate limits are respected.

    License

    MIT © 2026 Arturo Garrido · source & issues


    Built while watching the games. #VibingLaVidaLoca