Pick a style
Select a generic agent or one of the clearly labeled, provider-inspired display styles.
Free browser-based visual prop
AI Coding Agent Simulator
Make a fictional coding agent plan, inspect files, call tools, edit code, run tests, and ship a successful build. Choose a generic workflow or an original ChatGPT agent-style, Claude Code-style, or Gemini CLI-style scene, then type any key or run it automatically.
Unofficial and for entertainment. No AI service, account, shell command, repository, or user file is accessed.
visual simulation
Run an AI coding-agent scene
How it works
A convincing agent screen without a real agent
Choose a task
Simulate a website improvement, a bug fix, or a research-and-report workflow.
Type or autoplay
Mash any keys for manual control, or use Run simulation for hands-free recording.
The page only reveals original, prewritten text. It never sends a prompt, runs shell commands, opens a browser, changes a repository, or deploys software. That makes it useful as a safe AI agent screen for videos, livestreams, stage demos, classrooms, pitch mockups, and jokes.
Four original display modes
ChatGPT agent, Claude Code, Gemini CLI, or generic?
Broad searches for those product names usually deserve the official products and documentation. This tool serves a narrower need: a fictional AI coding agent simulator that looks good on screen while staying honest about what it is.
ChatGPT agent-style
Plan → browse → implement → verify
A neutral agent workflow for creators searching for a ChatGPT agent simulator or an AI agent screen. It is not ChatGPT and does not reproduce OpenAI product output.
Claude Code-style
Inspect → edit → test → summarize
An original terminal sequence for a Claude agent-style or Claude Code simulator scene. It is independent from Anthropic and never touches a codebase.
Gemini CLI-style
Gather context → patch → validate
A fictional Gemini agent-style or Gemini CLI simulator display for demos and recordings. It is independent from Google and makes no model request.
Straight answers
AI agent simulator FAQ
Is this a real ChatGPT agent, Claude Code, or Gemini CLI?
No. HackerTyping is an independent visual simulator for entertainment and creative work. It does not connect to OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, or any AI model. The provider names identify optional fictional display styles, not integrations or endorsements.
Does the simulator execute commands or change files?
No. Every plan, tool call, edit, test, and deployment line is prewritten text rendered locally in your browser. Nothing is executed and no repository is accessed.
Can I use it for a video, stream, class, or presentation?
Yes. It is built as a visual prop for recordings, livestreams, mockups, classrooms, and stage demos. Keep the unofficial label visible whenever someone could mistake the scene for a real product session.
Does it collect what I type?
No. Your keys only reveal the next part of the local script. HackerTyping's cookieless analytics measure aggregate page and feature use, never keys, keystrokes, prompts, or text. See the privacy policy for details.
What is the difference between this and the hacker typer?
The AI agent simulator shows a fictional plan-and-tool workflow. The original hacker typer simulator turns random keypresses into programming-language source code and movie-style hacking effects.