Urpeverse — coding status on your avatar

While you work in VS Code, Cursor or Windsurf, your avatar in Urpeverse shows your team ⌨️ coding, with the repo and the branch. If a coding agent (Claude Code, Cursor, Codex) is also working for you, the agent's status shows on top.

What leaves your computer

Only three things: that you're coding, the name of the repo folder and the branch. Never your code, file names, full paths or your email.

It's only sent while the editor window is active (you typed or clicked in it in the last minute or so), every 2 minutes. When you leave the editor, the status fades out on its own within a few minutes. Pausing, disconnecting or closing the window clears it right away.

Setup

Run Urpeverse: Connect from the Command Palette. Your browser opens Urpeverse with an 8-letter code: check it's the same one the editor shows and click Authorize. That's it — there's no token to copy. It's stored in your system keychain (SecretStorage) and never synced. You get an email for every new connection. A connection lasts 90 days and renews itself while you use it.

The Urpeverse item in the status bar shows whether this window is sharing. Click it to pause or resume, switch account, disconnect, or see the log. For CI or a machine without a browser you can still paste a token created in Settings → Integrations (Urpeverse: Paste a token manually).

To keep one repo private (a client's, for example), run git config urpeverse.compartir false in it: the coding agents' hooks respect it too. Or turn off urpeverse.compartirCodeando in that workspace's settings.

Requirements

VS Code 1.89 or later (or Cursor / Windsurf). The repo and the branch come from the built-in Git extension, which is also how the repo's pause is read. Without it (Restricted Mode, Git disabled, or while it loads), the status is shown without repo or branch.

En español

Mientras trabajas en VS Code, Cursor o Windsurf, tu avatar en Urpeverse le muestra a tu equipo ⌨️ codeando, con el repo y la rama. Si además un agente (Claude Code, Cursor, Codex) está trabajando para ti, se ve lo del agente.

Qué sale de tu computadora: que estás codeando, el nombre de la carpeta del repo y la rama. Nunca tu código, nombres de archivos, rutas completas ni tu email. Solo mientras la ventana del editor está activa, cada 2 minutos.

Configuración: Urpeverse: Conectar desde la paleta de comandos. Se abre Urpeverse en el navegador con un código de 8 letras: comprueba que es el mismo que muestra el editor y toca Autorizar. No hace falta copiar ningún token. Cada conexión nueva te avisa por correo, dura 90 días y se renueva sola mientras la usas. El ítem Urpeverse de la barra de estado permite pausar, cambiar de cuenta o desconectar.

Un repo privado (el de un cliente, por ejemplo): git config urpeverse.compartir false dentro del repo; lo respetan también los hooks de los agentes. Sin la extensión de git del editor (Restricted Mode, git deshabilitado), «⌨️ codeando» sale sin repo ni rama.

License: MIT.