I run a lot of parallel coding agents, and "is it done yet?" meant hunting across terminals and tmux panes. So i built Burmese, it natively discovers the agent sessions already running on your machine - Claude Code, Codex, and other harnesses. It doesn't copy or fork them: it resumes the real conversation by its native session ID. Every session, project, and agent lands in one live control center, so instead of hunting across terminals you glance at one place and know exactly what's thinking, editing, testing, or erroring. It also spawns new sessions on demand, and reaches your other surfaces — mobile, LAN, or over the internet through Tailscale with QR pairing. you get to have an animated cat that lives on your desktop and reacts to agent activity in real time.