Vults
Your coding agents, alive on your desktop.
Every agent session is an 8-bit vulture at the top of the screen, doing what its session does. Approve, answer and jump to the right terminal in one click. Zeca, the companion, chats through the CLIs you already use.
Claude Code · Codex · Gemini CLI · Antigravity
Running several coding agents at once means losing track of them: one finished, one failed, one has been waiting for a permission for ten minutes in a terminal you cannot find. Vults puts them on your desktop. Every Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI or Antigravity session becomes a vult, an 8-bit vulture on an island at the top of the screen, doing what its session does.
Works with: Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI and Antigravity, on Linux (KDE Plasma and other layer-shell compositors first).
- Approvals in one place: the card shows the whole command, file or diff; Allow, Deny or a global shortcut. Nothing is approved without your click.
- Live diffs and jump to the terminal: each edit shows its lines added and removed, and one click focuses the session’s tmux, kitty, wezterm or herdr pane.
- News from GitHub and plan usage: failed checks, reviews and your Claude and Codex limits, through the CLIs you already use.
- Zeca, the companion: a black vulture who chats through the
claudeorcodexCLI, listens when you hold a key and speak (whisper.cpp, on your computer) and takes the files you drop on him. One switch turns him off. - Safe by design: the hook never blocks your agent, agent configs change only after a backup and a diff you approve, secrets live in the OS keyring, no telemetry.
Download the .deb or .rpm from the latest release, or build the Arch package with makepkg.