I usually have a few VS Code windows open with an agent running in each, and I got tired of checking them one by one to see which was waiting on me. So now a cat sits on my desktop. It looks busy while agents work, and when one finishes or needs input it dings and shows a bubble. Each session keeps its own state. Setup is one click and it works with Claude Code, Cursor, Codex and Antigravity. It also goes the other way. Kiiri runs a local MCP server, so an agent can make it talk or point at the screen. You can tell your agent "when the tests finish, have Kiiri point at the first failure" and it does. The idea started with Clippy and old desktop pets. Then I saw Clicky (the AI buddy that points at things on your screen) and added that part too: hold Ctrl+Alt, ask out loud, and it looks at your screen and points at the answer. It's free and open source (MIT), for Mac and Windows, and runs with your own key or fully local with Ollama. Builds aren't signed yet, so expect one OS warning. https://kiiri.app https://github.com/kiiri-app/kiiri   submitted by   /u/ImplementInternal673 [link]   [comments]