Evlat

Evlat provides a focused status strip for Mac users managing multiple command-line processes. Key features include: • Visual rings for each active session (Claude Code, Codex, or custom commands) • Amber pulse when a session requires user input or attention • Tracking for long-running commands and remote server processes • Direct access to session's terminal tab with a single click • No intrusive permissions required for native operation This utility docks a thin strip to the edge of your screen, offering at-a-glance oversight of development tasks and background operations. It monitors custom commands wrapped with `evlat watch`, signaling completion or failure. Users can also integrate `evlat signal` into their scripts for custom progress updates. Evlat extends its monitoring capabilities to remote servers, displaying sessions and jobs from connected machines via `ssh -R` tunnels. A quick hover expands the strip to show detailed session names, durations, and progress, with waiting sessions prioritized. Clicking a session's mascot reveals specific commands and allows direct navigation to the owning application. Ideal for developers, system administrators, and technical users who manage multiple concurrent command-line tasks, server operations, or coding agent sessions. It streamlines task management by providing quiet, real-time status updates without interrupting workflow, ensuring prompt responses to critical prompts and efficient oversight of long-running processes.