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caty-ai/sitter

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A babysitter for long-running commands: watch AI agents and batch jobs, restart them safely within declared bounds, and always escalate to a human. Zero-dependency bash.

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<h4A free tool that watches over the long-running work you hand to an AI or to your computer.</h4

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It checks whether the work really finished, whether it quietly stopped halfway,<br and whether a reply you are waiting for has been forgotten — and it always tells you.

No more work that disappears without a word.

🔧 Engineering documentation | 📘 Full reference

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More demos — stall detection in detail, a zero-dependency variant, and reply tracking.

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Does any of this sound familiar?

If even one of these rings true, sitter is for you.

  • The work you asked an AI to do had stopped, and you only noticed hours later
  • You sent a question, no answer came, and you forgot you were even waiting
  • An overnight job looked fine, but by morning it had not moved an inch
  • So many things are running that you cannot tell which ones are still alive