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Tomarigi
Watch your Claude Code and Codex sessions as birds on macOS
Tomarigi puts a bird on your screen for every Claude Code or Codex session you have running. You can see which one is still working, which one is waiting on you, and which one is done. Click a bird and you land in the Ghostty pane where that session lives. Nothing changes on the agent side. No hooks, no config, it only reads the transcripts in ~/.claude/projects and ~/.codex/sessions. Free and MIT licensed.
With several Claude Code and Codex sessions open, I kept losing track of what each one was doing. I couldn't tell which ones were still going and which were waiting for me to answer without checking them one by one, so I wanted one place that shows all of it at a glance.
I also wanted something cute that you'd grow a bit attached to. It could have been any animal, but birds felt simple. Birds gather on a perch, and that's what "tomarigi" means in Japanese.
The bird reacts to what the session is doing. If the agent asks you something in plain text and stops, it shows a "?" so you notice. After each turn a speech bubble can sum up what happened, which needs your own OpenAI or Anthropic key. Everything else works without a key. It's open source, so you can read exactly what it does with your transcripts.
A lot of it changed while I was using it myself and fixing what bothered me. Jumping to a pane only works with Ghostty for now.
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About Tomarigi on Product Hunt
“Watch your Claude Code and Codex sessions as birds on macOS”
Tomarigi was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 2 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #141 on the daily leaderboard. Tomarigi puts a bird on your screen for every Claude Code or Codex session you have running. You can see which one is still working, which one is waiting on you, and which one is done. Click a bird and you land in the Ghostty pane where that session lives. Nothing changes on the agent side. No hooks, no config, it only reads the transcripts in ~/.claude/projects and ~/.codex/sessions. Free and MIT licensed.
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Moh
Hi, I'm Moh and I made this.
With several Claude Code and Codex sessions open, I kept losing track of what each one was doing. I couldn't tell which ones were still going and which were waiting for me to answer without checking them one by one, so I wanted one place that shows all of it at a glance.
I also wanted something cute that you'd grow a bit attached to. It could have been any animal, but birds felt simple. Birds gather on a perch, and that's what "tomarigi" means in Japanese.
The bird reacts to what the session is doing. If the agent asks you something in plain text and stops, it shows a "?" so you notice. After each turn a speech bubble can sum up what happened, which needs your own OpenAI or Anthropic key. Everything else works without a key. It's open source, so you can read exactly what it does with your transcripts.
A lot of it changed while I was using it myself and fixing what bothered me. Jumping to a pane only works with Ghostty for now.