Faah - Error Alerts

Never miss errors in your editor. Faah plays instant alerts for terminal failures and editor diagnostics, with one-click status bar controls.

Overview

Faah is a lightweight VS Code extension that listens for errors and plays a meme sound when they appear.

Default sound is faah, and you can optionally upload/select a custom sound file.

No more silent failures. No more unnoticed broken builds. No more cursed error output.

If your errors get dramatic — Faah gets louder.

Plays faah by default, with optional uploaded custom sound override
Lightweight and fast, with regex-based error detection and configurable patterns/excludes
Separate cooldown controls for terminal and diagnostics sources
Terminal and editor diagnostics source toggles with diagnostics severity mode
Snooze controls (15m, 30m, 1h, 2h) and clear snooze action
Quiet hours presets plus custom HH:mm ranges
Visual alerts (warning popups) plus audio for every alert
Quick presets (Balanced, Quiet, Aggressive) to snap into a mood
Settings import/export (JSON) for backups or sharing
Compatibility status command and notice when terminal monitoring is unavailable
Workspace-aware settings (faah.*) with auto-save Control Room UI
Status bar indicator with source-aware quick actions

Use Faah from the status bar quick actions or Command Palette.

In VS Code, click Faah Off, Faah T, Faah E, or Faah T+E in the bottom bar.
Choose what you want: turn Faah on/off, select terminal/editor/both, switch error mode, snooze alerts, set quiet hours, play test sound, or open full settings.
Settings auto-save instantly in the Control Room; use the schedule presets, compatibility button, or import/export buttons for explicit actions.

Command Palette commands:

Faah is perfect when you:

Coding is already dramatic.

Faah just makes sure you hear it.

MIT License

Contributions are welcome! Please feel free to submit an issue or a pull request.

If you have any questions or feedback, please feel free to contact me at hello@kiron.dev.