Human gates rise above the noise.
Morrow Watch groups provider sessions by project and surfaces decisions, unread results, conflicts, and external actions first.
READ ONLY
THE NIGHT WATCH FOR YOUR AI SESSIONS
Every session. One clear next move.
God of Sessions sees the work scattered across Codex, Claude Code, Grok, Cursor, Hermes, and OpenClaw—then tells you what needs you now and what can move safely while you sleep.
Local-first on macOS · read-only planning · nothing runs without approval
THE ACTUAL PRODUCT · 22 SECONDS
No concept UI. This cut uses the real English product surface and clearly marks bundled fixture data.
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JUMP TO THE DECISION
THE REAL BOTTLENECK
The hard part is no longer starting another agent. It is remembering which project matters, which subscription still has room, which run is safe, and which decision only you can make.
God of Sessions turns that operator tax into one bedtime briefing.
FROM SESSION NOISE TO A NIGHT CONTRACT
Morrow Watch groups provider sessions by project and surfaces decisions, unread results, conflicts, and external actions first.
READ ONLY
Morrow ranks bounded project context against subscription windows, resumable sessions, worktree collisions, sandbox policy, and your wake deadline.
ONE APPROVAL
Morning Review reconnects each exact night contract to provider lifecycle evidence and bounded workspace observations. You still decide whether the work is correct.
RECEIPT + DIFF
QUIET BY DESIGN
Planning and preflight stay read-only. The route, workspace, capacity pool, permission policy, time budget, and wake deadline are frozen before anything starts.
Change one field → approve again.
HONEST SUPPORT LEVELS
God of Sessions says exactly which evidence it can read, which capacity it can verify, and which routes are safe enough to approve.
Direct Grok, Cursor, and OpenClaw write paths stay disabled until the exact authorization boundary and a durable run record can be proven.
PRIVATE ALPHA · APPLE SILICON MAC
The product works, but the public Mac build is not notarized yet. Download only if you are comfortable testing an early local developer tool and reviewing the unnotarized-build warning.
Local artifact pending final verification.
INSTALL BOUNDARY
FAQ
No. It reads and coordinates the agents you already use. Codex, Claude Code, and Hermes still own execution and provider receipts.
No. Recommendations and preflight are read-only. The frozen night plan requires an exact, expiring approval.
The control plane stays local. Prompts and execution still use the provider route you choose, under that provider's data terms.
No. It proves which provider run produced the receipt and what workspace changes were observed. You review correctness.