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NixFred: Infomarchy Gains Fleet Sessions and Bar-Aware Cards

NixFred highlights four community pull requests that landed on Infomarchy: per-host fleet session rows with SSH-to-tmux, pinning the cards to one workspace, reactive refresh on agent database writes, and cards that clear the live bar edge instead of a fixed top strip.

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corelumen: Introducing Laya Attention, an Omarchy Plugin

@corelumen

corelumen is "Introducing Laya Attention, an Omarchy plugin." It leverages a locally running Laya decision model to determine notifications which require user action in order to minimize notification overload, and works with herdr agents and general system notifications, linking its marketplace listing; the still is a "Laya Attention" panel headed "DECISION SERVER UP · 3 AGENTS", with an "Agents" list including "Start local dev environments | JEDI-main" marked "done · 0.36 · silent" and two entries marked "no decision yet", "Suppress notifications at" "65%" and "Agent attention at" "45%" sliders under "Controls", "Triage enabled" "On", and "Poll now" and "Refresh" buttons.

jcergolj: Top-Bar Plugin for Omarchy to Never Wonder Again Which OpenCode Sessions Need Attention

@jcergolj

jcergolj posts a top-bar plugin for Omarchy with the line "Never wonder again which of your #OpenCode sessions needs your attention — even if you’re in a different workspace or another app."; the still is a browser on the Omarchy plugin marketplace page for "Praefectus OpenCode" ("praefectus.opencode", "manifest v1", "by jcergolj"), described as "Live OpenCode agent counts and session switching in the Omarchy bar.", with "AVAILABLE" and "SNAPSHOT VERIFIED" badges and a webcam inset of a man at the lower right.

derekscherer: Dashbots Is Their Solution for Tracking Agents in Omarchy, With a 5-Minute Tour

@derekscherer

derekscherer says summoning and putting an agent to work is instant in Omarchy, "Glorious! (But tricky to track)", and Dashbots is their solution, posting a 5-minute tour including a peek under the hood; in a follow-up reply they say each active session gets an icon on the Omarchy bar, animated when it's working and asleep when its turn has ended, with hover for session info and left click to go to its window, free and open source (MIT), linking Dayruke/dashbots; the still is a fantasy forest wallpaper of a huge moss-covered wooden creature beside a small glowing figure, under a top bar, with a webcam inset of a man at the lower left.