Aieyes

YOUR DESKTOP. A CLEARER PICTURE.

Your AI agents.
One clear view.

Usage, quotas, accounts and remote machines. Aieyes brings the moving parts of your AI workflow into one calm desktop companion.

Download AieyesView on GitHub

macOS · Windows · Linux

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Compact account and session panel — macOS
Real interface components, thoughtfully brought together.

Bring the tools you already use.

CodexClaude CodeAntigravityDeepSeekZCodeQoderGrokCursorOpenCodeKimi CodeDeepSeekCodeBuddyPiOh My Pi
Native integrations for your agents. Capabilities vary by provider.

01USAGE & QUOTAS

Know what’s left.
Before the next prompt.

Keep an eye on account quotas, reset windows, credits and today’s usage. Open the compact panel for a quick check, then return to what you were doing.

  • Quota windows and reset times
  • Multiple accounts, one overview
  • A compact menu bar or desktop panel

Quota and balance details depend on the connected provider.

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02USAGE ANALYTICS

See where
your tokens go.

Follow your usage over time. Explore model mix, input and output, cache efficiency and an activity heatmap. Filter by agent, account or machine to find the detail that matters.

  • Daily trends and model breakdowns
  • Cache reads and writes, in context
  • API-equivalent cost estimates

API-equivalent cost is an estimate based on model pricing.

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03AGENTS, ACCOUNTS & APIs

More tools.
Fewer places to check.

Organize agent accounts and their machines in one place. Connect supported APIs, manage Codex sign-ins and switch between saved Codex accounts or API connections while keeping shared conversation history.

  • Agent-specific account and API setup
  • Local and SSH data sources
  • Shared Codex history across account switches

API configuration and account-switching support vary by agent.

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04SESSIONS & DESKTOP PETS

A small companion.
A useful signal.

See when your agents are working, using tools or waiting for you. Let a desktop pet carry that state, or keep things quiet in the menu bar and system tray.

  • Local and remote session status
  • Import a pet from a file, link or package
  • Switch pets from your own library

Featured pet: Yuexinmiao by kiffin.

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05SSH RESOURCE MONITORING

Your remote machines.
A little closer.

Check Linux servers over SSH alongside your agent activity. Keep CPU, memory, GPU, storage and network readings within reach, with the devices and detail you choose.

  • CPU, memory and per-GPU readings
  • Filesystems, disk I/O and network
  • Choose metrics for each host

Resource monitoring shows current samples; long-term server metrics are not archived.

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06SCHEDULED WAKEUPS

Give your workflow
a steady rhythm.

Schedule small model calls at fixed times on your computer or an SSH Linux host. Review deployment, task status and run results without keeping another terminal open.

  • Multiple daily times
  • Model and reasoning-effort selection
  • Task deployment and run history

Scheduled calls may consume quota. The target device must be available.

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LESS SETUP. MORE CLARITY.

From install to insight.

01

Install Aieyes

Download the package for your operating system.

02

Connect your agents

Use the setup guide to select accounts and data sources.

03

Make it yours

Add an SSH host, choose your panel and pick a desktop pet.

Your history. On your machine.

Usage history is stored locally in SQLite. Provider queries and SSH connections use the sources you configure. You choose which agents and machines to connect.

Local usage historyYour SSH connectionsSource on GitHub

AIEYES / DESKTOP

A clearer desktop
starts here.

Choose your platform. The latest release includes installers and checksums.

macOSmacOS 14+Apple Silicon & Intel · DMGWindowsWindows x64NSIS installerLinuxLinux x64AppImage · DEB · RPM
Latest release

FAQ

A few useful answers.

Does Aieyes replace my coding agents?

Aieyes works alongside your existing tools. It collects supported usage and session metadata, organizes accounts and APIs, and monitors your configured machines.

What does API-equivalent cost mean?

It estimates the API value of recorded tokens using model pricing. It is useful for understanding usage; subscription charges and provider invoices are separate.

Does every agent support the same features?

No. History, quota queries, API setup and session status depend on each agent and provider. For example, Cursor’s private request-level token database is not a supported history source. See the integration documentation for details.

Are the previews in English?

These previews use current interface components, translated presentation copy and synthetic data. They are labeled English UI preview; the app itself currently uses primarily Chinese interface text. Windows images are frontend renders, not recordings of Windows desktop materials.

What should I know before installing?

macOS requires version 14 or later. Current packages use ad-hoc signing on macOS and do not have a Windows publisher certificate, so the operating system may ask you to allow the first launch. See the release notes for installation details.

Demo data · English UI preview