CyberFit 🦾
"Your coworker dumped the legacy mess on you and bounced. Your ex wrecked your sleep and left. But they both forgot one thing: the one who shouldn't rot at the desk is you."

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Coworkers keep handing you inherited code ruins while they job-hop for a raise?
Your ex keeps detonating your nights while you push code all day with zero sleep?
You're swallowing every fire, skipping water, skipping breaks, skipping life?
You've been glued to the chair so long your neck, wrists, and lower back are all filing incident reports?
Your body is quietly failing and you don't even notice anymore?
That's the edge. Keep going like this and your hardware goes down first.
These messes already stole your time, energy, and focus.
They should not get your body too.
CyberFit exists for one reason:
Protect the only non-replaceable hardware you have before everything else burns it out.
Install · Usage · Exercise Library · Ranks
Not Another Fitness App
There are thousands of fitness apps. Most assume you have spare time, stable mood, and life margin.
You don't.
You're getting buried by deadlines, message pings, random requests, and inherited systems that never stop breaking. You sit for 10-12 hours, and pain moves from neck to back to mind. You don't need a "30-day abs challenge." You need something that drags you back before you collapse.
CyberFit is that something.
It doesn't whisper generic motivation. It speaks like a Night City cybernetic maintenance AI:
"Your carbon-based hardware is overheating. Run cooling protocol now. Stand up."
Why Cyberpunk
Because software work is already cyberpunk.
In cyberpunk worlds, humans are consumable parts in an optimization engine. Sound familiar? Your desk is the coffin. Your task list is your implant load. The codebase you inherited is the wreckage from the previous merc.
The only difference: people in cyberpunk at least choose to fight back.
Squat is "Hydraulic Leg Upgrade." Plank is "Armor Frame Reinforcement." Eye rest is "Optical Implant Reset." Not for cosplay. For framing maintenance as what it is: critical ops.
Features
| Feature | Description |
|---|
| Maintenance Alerts | Detects long sedentary sessions and pushes break protocols |
| Cyberpunk Exercise Library | 20+ exercises with cyberpunk naming and practical instructions |
| Adaptive Plan Generator | Builds plans from your level and current condition |
| Workout Logging + XP | Every session grants XP and visible progression |
| Achievement System | 15 achievements, from "Awakening" to "Cyber Deity" |
| Rank Titles | Progress from "Nomad" to "Legend of Night City" |
| Posture Scan | Quick posture diagnostics in cyberpunk flavor |
| ASCII Dashboard | Terminal-native UI with full status readout |
| Bilingual UI | Built-in English/Chinese switching via CLI command |
Install
Claude Code (Recommended)
# Install globally (available in all projects)
git clone git@github.com:ZouR-Ma/cyberfit.git ~/.claude/skills/cyberfit
# Or install in current project
mkdir -p .claude/skills
git clone git@github.com:ZouR-Ma/cyberfit.git .claude/skills/cyberfit
Usage
Slash Commands
Use directly in Claude Code:
| Command | Description |
|---|
/cyberfit | Main entry with quick dashboard |
/cyberfit-break | Immediate cooling protocol and movement instructions |
/cyberfit-plan | Generate today's maintenance blueprint |
/cyberfit-log <exercise> | Log workout and gain XP |
/cyberfit-status | Full diagnostics panel |
/cyberfit-posture | Posture scan |
CLI Commands
python3 scripts/cli.py init # boot system
python3 scripts/cli.py status # dashboard
python3 scripts/cli.py break-suggest # recommend break exercises
python3 scripts/cli.py log <exercise> # record training
python3 scripts/cli.py plan [level] # generate training plan
python3 scripts/cli.py achievements # view Street Cred
python3 scripts/cli.py posture-check # posture scan
python3 scripts/cli.py check-session # check sitting duration risk
python3 scripts/cli.py lang <en|zh> # switch language
Exercise Categories