Alerts that make a difference
Know exactly which agent finished. The alert shows up on your Mac and inside the app, right on the tab of the terminal that finished.
Kettle tells you which terminal finished or is waiting on you. The rest of the time, you do something else.
The terminals I tried told me something had happened, never where. I spent more time hunting for the right tab than reviewing the work.
Know exactly which agent finished. The alert shows up on your Mac and inside the app, right on the tab of the terminal that finished.
A task can become an agent running right away, wait in line for later or start on its own when another session finishes. And if it's just a terminal, it's just a terminal.
Several workspaces running together, each task on the current branch or in an isolated worktree. When it's done, the agent writes a summary of what changed and why.
Finished and needs you, each with its own sound.
A green border on the terminal, a badge on the workspace and "done" in the sidebar.
⌘⇧N from anywhere, ⌘⏎ and the code starts coming out.
Tasks from every workspace, with status and terminal.
Simple preferences.
A task starts on its own when the previous one finishes.
See what changed in the workspace with ⌘⇧D.
Codex, OpenCode, Gemini or a plain shell, in the same place.
The title the agent generates becomes the terminal's name in the sidebar.
Close the task dialog halfway and it comes back filled in.
Custom shortcuts, a standard or subtle HUD and any base color you like.
While I polish the last details, Kettle is free, with every feature.
Coming soonOnce the app is stable, it becomes a one-time purchase. No subscription.