Know when your coding agent needs you.

What you see

• Needs approval. The moment an agent wants to run a command or edit a file, the island says so, ahead of everything else.
• What it’s doing. Thinking, Reading, Editing or Running Command, with the session time in the wing.
• Done. A short note when a turn finishes, then the island gets out of the way.
• Usage limits. Your 5-hour and weekly windows with their reset time, and how full a session’s context window is.
• Several sessions. Run as many as you like; the one that needs you comes first.

How to connect

1. Download Ait and open it.
2. Open Settings → Developer.
3. Click Connect next to Claude Code, Codex or Cursor. Ait adds its hooks to the agent’s settings and keeps a backup of the original file.

Cursor reports working, done and stages through its documented hooks; it can’t show when it waits for approval.

What Ait doesn’t see

Only states, limits and the project folder reach Ait: no prompts, code, commands or credentials. Ait observes and never answers a permission prompt; you approve in the agent. It has no analytics and no account.

For your own scripts

Builds, tests and deploys can report to the island too, with the ait command-line tool: ait activity start build --title "Building", then update and finish.