Otty
What is Otty?
Otty is a native terminal designed for developers who work with command-line coding agents. It runs existing agents such as Claude Code, Codex, and OpenCode while adding task status, notifications, and richer prompt input. Users can resume or branch conversations and inspect changed files beside the agent session. An orchestration skill and bundled CLI let agents coordinate work across terminal panes. Otty’s local features are free, while the agents it hosts retain their own access requirements.
How to use Otty?
- Download Otty for your supported Mac, install the app, and open a terminal.
- Run your existing coding agent and approve Otty’s documented integration hook if you want agent-aware controls.
- Submit a task, inspect its status and output, and queue or branch follow-up work as needed.
Otty's Core Features
Agent Status Badges: See whether a session is processing, finished, or waiting for input.
Task Notifications: Receive completion or input-needed notices for background sessions.
Prompt Composer: Prepare multiline prompts with editing controls and image paste.
Prompt Queue: Dispatch pending commands when the current agent or shell becomes idle.
Session History: Resume or search previous agent conversations.
Conversation Branching: Explore a second approach in a separate tab or split.
Integrated File Editing: Inspect and edit changed files beside the agent conversation.
Pane Orchestration: Let configured agents open panes, run commands, and coordinate parallel work.
Otty's Use Cases
- #1
Developers can monitor several coding-agent sessions without repeatedly switching tabs.
- #2
Maintainers can queue the next prompt while an agent is still working.
- #3
Engineers can branch a conversation to compare two implementation approaches.
- #4
Project teams can resume an earlier agent session with its retained conversation context.
- #5
Developers can ask a configured agent to run tests in another pane while continuing its main task.
Frequently Asked Questions
Analytics of Otty
Monthly Visits Trend: Mar 2026 - Oct 2026
Traffic Sources
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Top Regions
| Region | Traffic Share |
|---|---|
| United States | 40.14% |
| China | 13.63% |
| Singapore | 12.95% |
| Hong Kong | 11.35% |
| India | 9.84% |
Top Keywords
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| otty | 6.3K | $1.11 |
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