Agent Status
A dot on every pane running Claude Code, Codex or OpenCode: green while it works, amber when it waits for you, blue when it finished. Rolled up on tabs, the sidebar and the Dock.

A fast terminal built on libghostty, made for working beside coding agents. See which agent is working, waiting or done. See every pane's branch and diff. Let agents open panes and run commands where you can watch, and take over any time.
Tabs, splits and a sidebar that tell you which agent needs you, and what each pane has changed.
Every shell in Kibann can run kibann. Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, or any script running in a pane uses it to open splits and tabs, type into them, read them and wait on them, working beside you where you can see it.
Panes an agent opens are real panes. They don't steal your focus, and they stay like your own.
Every command prints JSON. Errors are JSON on stderr. Scripts and agents parse it without guessing.
Click into any pane an agent opened and type. It's your terminal; the agent is just another user of it.
The socket is readable by your user alone, so nothing else on the machine can type into your panes.
Built for Claude Code, Codex and OpenCode. Status is read from the agent's title and screen, not hooks, so an Esc mid-turn or a cancelled prompt never leaves a stale dot.
Git status runs on filesystem events, once per checkout, ignoring ignored files. An idle workspace costs nothing, and it never takes the lock an agent's commit needs.
libghostty-vt does the terminal emulation: true color, wide characters and emoji, box drawing drawn as lines, selection and links that just work.
Quit or update and your shells keep running. Reboot and your tabs, splits, sizes and focus come back, each in the directory it was in.
We're huge fans of Ghostty. Kibann's terminal emulation is libghostty-vt, the same core that makes Ghostty fast and correct, and we borrowed its shortcuts, its config syntax, its keybind actions and its theme format, because they're right.
Kibann adds the parts we wanted for working beside coding agents. If you don't need those, use Ghostty. Either way, go say thanks to Mitchell and the Ghostty contributors.
the ~900 themes in the picker
where we learned to read agent state from the screen
the app shell
the bundled font
Kibann Terminal — MIT licensed
Built on Ghostty, with love. Work beside your agents. Watch them. Take over.