Infomarchy

Infomarchy

  Your wallpaper, promoted to information desk.
  Every AI agent running on your machine, what it's doing, what it cost you, and how the box is holding up —
  drawn live on the Omarchy desktop in your current theme, one glance away, one click to jump in.

The public preview is the real plugin rendered on an empty Omarchy desktop using Infomarchy's explicit, transient demo-data mode. It contains no live prompt, hostname, username, network, path, process, or session data.
Want to see the plain desktop? After configuring the shortcuts, press SUPER + I to hide the Infomarchy cards and reveal your wallpaper. Press SUPER + I again to bring the dashboard back.

Why

You run Claude Code in three terminals, Codex in a fourth, Grok is poking at a repo somewhere, Ollama is warming a model, and your weekly limit is quietly at 86%. The only way to know any of that is to go *look* — tab through windows, read titles, run nvidia-smi, open a dashboard.

Infomarchy puts all of it on the one surface you always have open and never use: the wallpaper. It's not a widget in the bar and not another window to manage. It's the desk itself, and it's always current.

What you get

🟡 Live AI sessions — *who is working right now*

One card per running agent — Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Grok, Grok Bot, Gemini, Hermes, opencode, aider, Ollama chats — detected straight from /proc, no agent-side hooks, nothing to configure. Each card shows the project, working directory, how long it's been up, the pid, the workspace it lives on, and the terminal's own title. Its two-line current topic is a short synopsis derived from several exact-session requests—not the last prompt copied onto the card. A loaded local Ollama model may refine the wording; summaries are cached by session/content and…