A small character lives in the corner of your screen and changes posture as your agents work. There is no window to open, no graph to read and no history to catch up on. It is a glance, not a tab.
Updated 24 September 2026
Every tool you already run can show you a panel. The panel is not the hard part; remembering to look at it is. A dashboard asks you to context switch to find out whether a context switch was warranted, which is the trade that made you open it in the first place.
A companion inverts that. It is already in view, so it costs nothing to read, and it only speaks up when speaking up is worth the interruption.
| Posture | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Working | An agent is running. |
| Watching | Something is in flight: a deploy, a build. |
| Needs you | An agent has stopped and is waiting on an answer. |
| Finished | The run ended. |
| Celebrating | Something shipped. |
| Error | A run or a deploy failed. |
| Resting, asleep | Nothing is happening, and it is quiet. |
The character is on screen all day, so it stays under 1% CPU. Frames are drawn once, cached, and swapped as layer contents rather than redrawn every tick. A companion that costs you battery is a companion you close.
A celebration can be exported as a GIF or an MP4 sized for a team channel. That is free in every tier, watermarked, because a shared celebration is how anybody hears about this at all and charging for it would close the only door.
It never takes focus and never blocks the screen. It can be pinned to a corner, dragged anywhere, hidden during full screen, and silenced for specific apps.
Yes. Some ship free, and the rest come with the lifetime unlock.
It is a status display that happens to be alive. Nothing about it needs feeding, and it never asks you to come back.