Evlat
Evlat is a macOS app that docks a thin strip to the edge of your Mac's screen, tracking active agents like Claude Code and Codex, as well as long-running commands and remote server jobs via SSH. It notifies you when an agent is waiting for your input and lets you quickly switch to its terminal or app. Evlat runs natively on macOS 14+ Apple silicon, requires no special permissions, and keeps everything local without accounts or telemetry.
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Congrats on the launch! 🚀🚀 this is my exact problem. i usually have three or four worktrees of the same repo open with an agent in each, ahd ill come back twenty minutes later to find one of them has been sitting on a permission prompt the whole time. when there are several rings up, can you tell which is which?? same repo different branches is the case that breaks most tools for me 👀
seenew · Imported from Product Hunt
@kalaomer one more request!! I'm using @Herdr now inside @cmux and it's AWESOME but... Evlat can't find the terminal window/chat now :( Not sure if it's possible to fix that!
gabe · Imported from Product Hunt
How do you detect that a session is waiting on input with no macOS permissions at all? I'm guessing you read the session files Claude Code and Codex write to disk, and if so I'm curious how you plan to keep up when either CLI changes its format in an update. The SSH part for remote servers is the bit I didn't expect.
can_dizdar · Imported from Product Hunt