AwakeMode is a focused browser utility for keeping your computer awake. Start an indefinite wake session or set a timer for long downloads, dashboards, screen sharing, live workflows, and deep work. It runs in-browser with no account and no install required. Under the hood, AwakeMode is built to be agent-friendly: stable UI selectors, explicit app state, and machine-readable metadata make it easier for AI agents, browser automation, and QA tools to understand and operate the app reliably.
Apparently we now need to keep our computers awake for Codex Mobile. Robots need us to jiggle the mouse for them. Nice!
Before I get flamed by the terminal nerds: caffeinate -d -t 7200
This is a tiny SEO / AI agent experiment with AwakeMode. Made the app easier for browser agents to understand and operate with stable selectors, clear app state, and machine-readable metadata. Again, I am aware agents now caffeinate. The Caffeinate app no longer works. I probably wont build a desktop app.
Article on what I did to get agents to notice it:
https://awakemode.com/blog/posts...
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