Monitor Claude Code and Codex sessions across machines, GitHub builds, and work trends on one AI-agent wall screen with instant alerts.
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Vitalaize is an MCP server that monitor Claude Code and Codex sessions across machines, GitHub builds, and work trends on one AI-agent wall screen with instant alerts. Its tool list has not been published yet over sse, requires no API key, and scores 38/100 on MCPpedia's security, maintenance and efficiency rubric.
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vitalaize turns your computer screen into a clear, always-visible wall screen for your Claude Code and Codex sessions and your GitHub builds. Instead of jumping between windows, you get one calm view that shows what is active, what is finished, and what needs your attention.
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vitalaize turns your computer screen into a clear, always-visible wall screen for your Claude Code and Codex sessions and your GitHub builds. Instead of jumping between windows, you get one calm view that shows what is active, what is finished, and what needs your attention.
vitalaize is a wall screen for your work activity. It is designed for people who use Claude Code and Codex for coding help and who also want to keep an eye on GitHub builds.
A “session” is simply one active piece of work with Claude Code or Codex. A “build” is an automatic check that runs after code changes are sent to GitHub. vitalaize brings those pieces together on one screen so you do not have to hunt through tabs and windows.
You can use vitalaize on a spare monitor, a large display, or your main Windows screen. It is meant to be easy to read from a distance and simple enough to understand at a glance.
vitalaize is a wall screen for your Claude Code and Codex sessions and your GitHub builds. It gives you one clear place to see what is active, what is waiting, and what has finished. Instead of hunting through windows, you can keep vitalaize open on your Windows screen and understand your work at a glance.
It is made for everyday computer users. You do not need to know how to program to download it, open it, and use it. If you can open a file on Windows and keep a window on your screen, you can use vitalaize.
Getting vitalaize is simple. Use the official releases page below.
Visit this link to download the application
The releases page is the official place to get vitalaize for Windows. After the download finishes, open the downloaded file to start vitalaize. Keep the app open on the screen you want to use as your wall screen.
If you want a large, easy-to-see button, use this one:
vitalaize is built around a simple idea: your work should be visible without being noisy. The screen is arranged so you can look at it from a distance and still understand what is happening.
You will see areas for your active sessions, your GitHub builds, and the latest activity. A session is one piece of work with Claude Code or Codex. A build is an automatic check that runs after code changes are sent to GitHub. vitalaize brings those pieces together so they are easier to follow.
The screen is meant to answer three everyday questions:
You do not have to read long logs or open many tabs. The wall screen gives you a calm overview and helps you notice changes without staring at a busy desktop.
Set up vitalaize on the Windows computer where you want to keep an eye on your sessi