Hey everyone!
First of all, thank you so much for all the love and support you've shown for the little cat. It honestly means a lot.
I'd really appreciate your honest feedback on tablo, what you like, what could be improved, and anything that doesn't feel right. If you've had a chance to try it, I'd also be grateful if you could leave a review here:
https://www.producthunt.com/prod...
I'm building tablo as a solo developer, so every bug report, feature suggestion, and piece of feedback genuinely helps. If you run into any issues or have ideas for new features, feel free to post them here, or (preferably) open an issue on GitHub:
https://github.com/unravel-team/...
The moods are the risky part. A tool approval that's blocking right now and a context window that fills in ten minutes are different urgencies, and one alarmed cat flattens them into the same glance. With four sessions running I'd want it to only wake up for the blocking one, otherwise it's alarmed most of the day and I stop seeing it.
@asadmalik901Β
Yes, I think the shocked mood can be confusing at times, that's why I also gave the counts around the cat (green counts are waiting sessions, yellow are running and red are either requesting input or going beyond healthy context). Will roll out a better mood logic in the future updates ! Stay tuned :)
@m1tul5Β The counts help, but red doing double duty is the bit I'd change. Needs my input and burning through context want completely different reactions from me, one is drop everything and the other is fine for another ten minutes, so folding them into one colour puts me back to opening the panel to find out which. Give the blocking one its own state and the cat can go back to being ignorable.
@asadmalik901Β
That is a noteworthy idea !! Will surely work on this :)
@m1tul5Β One thing if you do build it: only let the blocked state move. Peripheral vision catches motion long before it catches colour, so if the context meter animates too I'll tune both out inside a day. Static red for context pressure, a moving cat only when it actually needs me, and I'd never open the panel just to find out which.
This hits close to home. I run long Claude Code sessions for a data pipeline and losing track of a session mid-context-window is exactly the failure mode you're describing. The mood states (sleeping/running/alarmed) are a nice touch, way more glanceable than a numeric meter. Following to see how the Windows/Linux support shakes out.
@madareyouΒ
Thank you so much ! Yes, windows and linux are almost entirely supported !
The mood states are a nice touch, glanceable beats precise for anything living in a screen corner. Also just relate to the actual problem here, I tab away from a session for two minutes and completely forget it exists until I stumble back into that terminal. This is solving a very specific and very real habit of mine.
@raffay_sajjadΒ Glad it is helping you !! :)
@etiennegarciaΒ
Glad to hear that ! Keep looking forward to the amazing updates : )
Pazi
A tiny cat watching my coding agents is genuinely delightful β and so useful. Congrats on the launch! π
@zvonimir_sabljic1Β
Isn't it ! : ) Thank you for the support !