About MoriBlink

What MoriBlink does

MoriBlink tracks connected OpenCode, Claude Code, and Codex sessions on your Mac. It tells you when a session needs approval or an answer, and it shows recorded timing in an execution waterfall. Support is different for each agent. The agent support table shows what each connection can do.

Status and price

MoriBlink is in early access. There is no public download yet. Early access is free. Pricing is not decided. We will tell you the price before we charge for anything. To get the signed download when it is ready, ask for early access.

How we check the guides

• Official sources first. Each agent guide lists the official documentation that it uses and the date we checked it.
• The free setup works without MoriBlink. Each guide starts with a setup that uses only the agent and macOS.
• Tested versions are named. When a guide describes MoriBlink, it names the agent version that we tested and how we tested it. For example, the Claude Code connection was tested with a local scripted model, not with a paid account.
• Limits stay visible. If we did not verify a behavior, the guide says so.
• We update the guides when agents change. Each guide shows the date of its last update.

If you find an error in a guide, email support@moriblink.com. Tell us the page, your agent version, and what you saw.

Screenshots and sample data

All screenshots on this site come from the native app. They use an isolated sample project. The numbers in them, such as build and test times, are sample data. They are not customer results or benchmarks.

What MoriBlink does not claim

• An execution waterfall shows recorded intervals and results. It does not prove the cause of a delay by itself.
• Mac health readings describe the whole Mac. They do not measure one agent session.
• A finished turn does not mean that the work is correct.

Contact

Email support@moriblink.com for questions, guide corrections, or early access. Read the privacy details to see what the app captures.