Evlat

Meet Evlat

Evlat places a narrow status strip at the edge of a Mac's screen to show which coding agents are working, waiting, or finished. Hovering expands the list with session names, elapsed time, and usage limits. A click returns to the terminal or editor that owns a session, and supported agents can display questions or approval requests directly in the panel.

The command-line wrapper also tracks ordinary long-running commands, including builds and test suites. Remote jobs can appear beside local ones through an existing SSH connection, labeled by machine. Evlat runs locally as a native Mac application and connects to supported agents through hooks rather than screen recording.