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VitalAIze is a wall screen for teams that build software with AI coding agents. Put it on an iPad (or any browser) and at a glance you see every Claude Code and Codex session at work, which one is waiting on you, what your GitHub builds are doing across all your repositories, and how the work trends over days and weeks. When a session needs you, it can tell you by Messages, Slack, ntfy or Pushover.
It runs on your own Mac or Linux machine. Your session data stays on your own machines, apart from the short alert text you choose to send (see Alerts).
To install it, follow the README. This wiki covers everything else.
| Page | What it covers |
|---|---|
| What it shows | Each part of the board: the status line, the Agents and Git tabs, Archive, Trends |
| How it works | The hub and its collectors, what crosses your network and what never does, where data lives, and how an alert travels, with diagrams |
| Connecting other machines | Seeing your other Macs and Linux machines on one board: pairing by code, the mailbox, and the connected machines list |
| Settings | Every setting in settings.exs: what it does and its default |
| Alerts | Setting up Messages, Slack, ntfy and Pushover |
| Codex | What the board shows for Codex sessions, and the one-time step that lets them show Needs you |
| Known limits | What VitalAIze does not do yet, and where it can be wrong |
| Troubleshooting | Common problems and how to fix them |
| Roadmap | What comes next, in order |
| Status | What each release shipped, and what is being built now |
| Contributing | Building from source, the checks each pull request runs, and how pull requests are reviewed |
Ask for help in Q&A and suggest features in Ideas, both in Discussions. Report bugs in Issues.
Korium is another Kyroco project: shared company memory for people and AI agents. It keeps your team's decisions, with the reasons and sources behind them, so an agent can look up what the team already learned before it starts. It also gives agents code search tied to specific commits, reusable skills and workflows, and a Mac command line tool that indexes code locally. It works with Claude, OpenAI, Gemini and other assistants.
VitalAIze does not need Korium. When your sessions use it, the Trends view shows a Korium section: memory searches that found something, saves that worked, and code searches that hit. Turn it off with "Korium numbers" on the Settings page, or korium: %{enabled: false}.
Claude is a trademark of Anthropic, and Codex of OpenAI. VitalAIze is not made by or affiliated with either; it shows their icons only to mark which tool ran a session.