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The extension

Earn while your AI coding agent thinks.

Awaitful is a small extension for VS Code, Cursor, Devin, and VSCodium. While your agent is thinking, it shows one tasteful sponsored line, then gets out of the way the moment the agent is done. You keep 70% of what the advertiser pays, and it never reads your code.

VS CodeCursorDevinVSCodium

The buttons open the editor itself and do nothing if it is not installed. In a browser instead: VS Code Marketplace or Open VSX for Cursor, Devin, and VSCodium. Either way the extension id is awaitful.awaitful.

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One line, wherever you already wait

Choose where it appears: the status bar, in place of the thinking spinner, a banner above the composer, or the terminal. The same account and earnings follow you across all of them.

One line at the right end of the status bar. The default.

An illustration of the four surfaces, not a live account. A line only ever bills after it was genuinely on screen while your agent was thinking.

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Where it runs

Awaitful earns while Claude Code thinks, in any VS Code-family editor. Here is where it runs today, and an honest read on what is not here yet.

PlatformHow to installStatus
Coding agent
Claude CodeStatus bar, thinking line, chat banner, and terminalIn any editor belowSupported
OpenAI CodexThe modular seam is already builtSupport is on the wayIn progress
Editors and platforms
VS CodeVS Code MarketplaceSupported
CursorOpen VSXSupported
DevinFormerly WindsurfOpen VSXSupported
VSCodiumOpen VSXSupported
VS Code Insidersnpx awaitful installs here tooVS Code MarketplaceSupported
JetBrains, Neovim, and moreNot yetPlanned

One command installs into any supported editor: npx awaitful finds yours and does the rest.

  • SupportedInstall today.
  • In progressGroundwork built, coming next.
  • PlannedOn the roadmap.
What leaves your machine
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It never reads your code, and you do not have to take our word for it

Every service in this market writes that same sentence. This is the one that ends it with links you can open. The client is source-available, and a test in CI fails the build if it ever contacts a host we have not published.

Never leaves your machine

  • Your code
  • Your prompts
  • Your files or file names
  • Your agent's output

Everything that does

  • A device token, so we know which machine earned
  • That an agent is thinking, and for how long
  • Which surface showed the line
Read the clientThe whole thing, source-available. It is what runs on your machine.The egress manifestEvery request the client can make, endpoint by endpoint, field by field.The test that enforces itCI fails the build if the client ever contacts a host we have not published.

Install in one command.

It finds your editor, installs the extension, and tells you what to do next. Sign in from the editor once, and it starts earning while you work.

Free, and you can turn it off from either end at any time.

The full install guide