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vibemon

v1.10.1

Published

17 days ago

AI assistant status monitor

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vibemon claude-code kiro ai-assistant status-monitor electron pixel-art

VibeMon

Real-time status monitor for AI assistants with pixel art character display.

See at a glance what your AI assistant is doing — thinking, working, or waiting for input. A cute pixel art character visually represents the current state.

Demo

Quick Start

npx vibemon

The app launches in the system tray and listens on http://127.0.0.1:19280.

Supported Tools

Claude Code - Anthropic's AI coding assistant
Codex - OpenAI's AI coding agent
Kiro - AWS's AI coding assistant
OpenClaw - Open-source computer use agent

Integration Notes

Claude Code and Kiro are the cleanest real-time integrations because they expose direct hook events around prompts, tool use, and turn completion.
Codex is supported, but its interactive hook surface is currently narrower than Claude Code. For automation, codex exec --json provides richer telemetry.
OpenClaw support is plugin-based. VibeMon uses a bridge plugin because OpenClaw's simpler internal hooks are not designed around the same tool loop.

Features

Frameless Window - Clean floating design
Always on Top - Always displayed above other windows
System Tray - Quick control from the menu bar
Multi-window - One window per project (up to 5)
Snap to Corner - Auto-snaps near screen edges
Click to Focus - Switch to iTerm2/Ghostty tab (macOS)
Open at Login - Auto-start on macOS login
HTTP API - Easy integration with hooks

Documentation

For full documentation, visit vibemon.io/docs.

Links

License

MIT