AgentMinder — idle-time reclaimer for AI agents
Pulls you back into work at the right moment when your AI coding agents are running long tasks.
- Problem
- Solo devs who hand most work to AI often reach for their phone during multi-minute waits and lose half an hour to short-video feeds; by the time they look up, the agent finished long ago. Running several coding agents in parallel also means missing the one that silently needs input.
- Solution
- A lightweight menu-bar/desktop app that watches local coding agent processes and terminal sessions, detects completion, errors, and input prompts, and nudges you via notification, sound, or gentle overlay. It also offers a focus rule for when you may leave, plus a daily report of AI wait time versus real work time.
- Users
- Solo devs, indie hackers, remote workers, and contractors who rely on AI coding agents daily
- MVP
- Detect common local coding-agent processes and terminal output; recognize done/error/waiting-for-input events; send system notifications with optional sound; away-mode and false-positive tolerance settings; a daily wait-vs-work summary.
- Revenue
- One-time purchase at $9.9–19.9, or a $2–3/month subscription; later a team tier for multi-machine sync.
- Why now
- Coding agents are now mainstream for individual developers, making fragmented waiting time a widespread pain; existing tools focus on agent orchestration, not on the human waiting loop.
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