The most dramatic way to leave a project. Ever.
Because exit is too peaceful.
Screen goes dark. A rage meter fills from green to RED. Dramatic typewriter text declares your intentions.
ASCII fire engulfs your terminal from the bottom up. Fake error messages cascade across the screen in rapid succession.
Progress bars dramatically "incinerate" your bloat directories. Use --nuke to actually delete node_modules, dist, target, and more.
A personalized resignation letter generated from your actual project stats. It knows about your TODOs, your utils files, your 2000-line functions.
ASCII mic drop. "Touch grass. 🌱" The terminal returns to normal. You've made your statement.
Without --nuke, nothing gets deleted. It's all theater. With --nuke, it asks for confirmation first.
Scans your actual codebase — git history, dependencies, file sizes, TODO counts — to generate personalized roast material.
Changed your mind? rage-quit --comeback reinstall your dependencies with a "crawling back" animation. Dignity not included.
Supports Node.js, Rust, Python, and Go projects. Knows where each language hides its bloat.
Single binary, zero runtime dependencies, instant startup. Because even your rage quit should be fast.
Just want the resignation letter? Skip the animations and generate a shareable letter you can paste in Slack.