Developer Tools

List connected ADB devices and emulators, see their state, and start or stop AVDs.

A native AI chat sidebar for Omarchy with multi-provider streaming, markdown rendering, slash commands, local chat storage, prompt presets, file attachments, and theme-aware styling.

Amazon Web Services console for Lightsail, S3, Route 53, EC2, Lambda, CloudWatch, and FinOps billing.

A single prompt box that asks your default Omarchy coding agent in a terminal, with a re-usable history of past questions.

Live Claude Code and opencode sessions with blocked/working state and exact tmux pane targeting, plus git worktree status.

Drop-down terminal from the top of the screen, running your default Omarchy coding agent. Toggle with the Copilot key or Super + `. Set the key from the terminal.

A Herdr replacement using native windows, so I don't have to learn its window-management key bindings. It's a keyboard-controlled sidebar for local or remote Codex, Claude Code, and OpenCode threads. I use Super+S to toggle it and Super+A to focus it and switch threads. It shows busy threads and supports projects, remotes, pinning, renaming, vi-like navigation, and global/per-workspace visibility. State persists across restarts, and the selected thread follows you when you jump to its terminal.

Live AI coding-subscription usage, limits, API-rate estimates, and token history in a native Omarchy bar panel.

Extensible usage collectors for AI coding agents (Pi, OpenCode, and community adapters). Writes records the stock omarchy.agents panel displays.

AgentsView in the Omarchy bar — the sessions running now, today's scoreboard, search across every past session, and a click to resume any of them in luvus.

Screen-edge ambient glow that reflects AI agent state

CPU and RAM analytics widget for the Omarchy bar