Token x Token x Clicker Turns Claude Code Tokens Into Office Growth
Preferred Networks, an AI research firm rather than a game studio, is shipping a clicker whose economy runs on real Claude Code token consumption, fully local and independent of Anthropic.
Reporting from 1 source: Automaton.
Preferred Networks announced Token x Token x Clicker, a PC clicker game that progresses on tokens consumed by Claude Code. It launches on Steam September 8 for 350 yen. A companion mode links the game to the coding agent, turning real token usage into in-game currency. The game reads local Claude Code logs to show task progress, sends nothing externally, and runs fully offline. It was not developed with Anthropic.
Token x Token x Clicker opens on a 3D office. With companion mode enabled, Grammie, the partner character from Preferred Networks' Omega Crafter, shows up as an employee whenever a Claude Code session starts. Tokens burned during real coding tasks scatter garbage across the office; clicking it earns coins that buy upgrades, including a robot vacuum that cleans automatically.
Renovating the office resets upgrades but grants a management policy with trade-offs, such as one that cuts garbage value while spawning jackpot pieces worth 40 times more. A market cap ranking tracks rival companies, with NVIDEO at the top. The game reads Claude Code's local logs to display task progress, and is described as fully local, with no external transmission, no internet connection, and no account required.
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