idle17:19:34
agents/router/session-884
workflow committed and idle
Watch every agent, job, and service.Push notifications everywhere.
Publish events with curl, get push notifications instantly, watch paths shift between busy and idle in real time. Tailwatch sits between messy logs and complex monitoring - nothing idles unnoticed.
Local demo (in-memory)
Events and push notifications
Events
3 entries45 seconds ago2026-03-19 17:19:34
IDLE
agents/router/session-884
workflow committed and idle
IDLE
18 minutes ago2026-03-19 17:02:19
BUSY
agents/router/session-884
human confirmation requested for production write
BUSY
6 hours ago2026-03-19 11:08:19
BUSY
agents/router/session-884
dispatching planner + executor
BUSY
Push notifications
Publish events with curl
curl https://tailwatch.dev/api/publish/YOUR_VOLUME_KEY/path \
-d 'busy --- example content'Installable PWA
Install from your browser, then run the full event flow.
Tailwatch runs as a Progressive Web App. Install it from your browser, publish events with curl, follow each path as it moves between busy and idle, and get push notifications when your attention is needed.
1. Install PWA
Install Tailwatch as a PWA from your browser: use Add to Home Screen for an app-like experience.
2. Publish event
Publish an event with curl to a volume key path.
3. Watch status
Watch each path shift between busy and idle in real time.
4. Get alerted
Receive push notifications and take action.
From the maintainer
I want Tailwatch to be useful.
I built Tailwatch because I wanted a more actionable way to see what my agents are doing — in fact, I just wanted to turn my AI agents into microwaves that beep when they're done.
I want it to stay genuinely useful, so the plan is simple: free for as long as I can, always self-hostable, always yours. If paid tiers show up, they're just there to cover infrastructure costs and 1-9 beers — not to squeeze anyone.
Still in early phases — expect rough edges, breaking changes, and the occasional surprise.