Your sessions walk
across your desktop.
Every live coding session becomes a character on your taskbar or Dock — and it raises a hand the moment it needs you.
It shows the sessions of coding agents already installed on this computer, such as Claude Code or Codex — without one, there is nothing to show.
Free in early access · Windows 10 and 11, 64-bit · no account
Free in early access · macOS 11 or later · Apple silicon and Intel · no account
Guildlings runs on Windows 10 and 11, and on macOS 11 or later.
You can see it without looking
The character is the status. Walking means working. Standing still and muttering means thinking. You stop alt-tabbing to check whether it is done.
It calls you when it is stuck
A permission prompt, a question, a finished turn — the character stops and calls, and the call does not fade until you answer. This is never behind a paywall.
Your other machines, on your screen Soon
Install Guildlings on your other machines and sign in with the same account: their sessions stand next to the local ones, connected device to device, end-to-end encrypted. Today's version keeps this behind Plus, which is not on sale; it opens to everyone in an upcoming version.
Click one, and read the whole turn
Which tool is running right now, the last eight things it did and how long each took, the order it was given, the branch, the permission mode, and the tokens split by model — and the same again for every subagent it spawned, counted from the subagent's own record rather than lumped in with the leader's.
Seven agents, one screen: Claude Code, Codex CLI, Antigravity, Cursor, Gemini CLI, Copilot CLI and Windsurf.
What it actually cost you
Ctrl+Alt+G (Ctrl+Option+G on a Mac) opens it and closes it — on from the start, and yours to change in Settings → Dashboard. Today, this week, this month, with the five-hour window and how fast you are burning through it.
Free, and kept for good. Claude Code deletes its own transcripts after thirty days, so we start writing the day you install — open it in March and January is still there.
156 characters
Twelve in today's version, and every one of them for everyone in an upcoming version — dwarfs, elves, orcs, undead, pirates, vikings, demons, goblins, slimes and more. Pick one per session, or let them be handed out.
Early access
Guildlings is free while we build it, and Plus is not on sale. Seeing your other machines and the extra characters will open to everyone in an upcoming version.