hud

Display OMX runtime modes, turns, and activity from .omx/state files.

Updated Apr 23, 2026

Search Tags:#debugging #monitoring #statusline #state #hud #omx

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npx skills add https://github.com/wmasfoe/notch-pet --skill hud-wmasfoe

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Skill: hud
Source: https://github.com/wmasfoe/notch-pet/tree/main/.codex/skills/hud
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/wmasfoe/notch-pet --skill hud-wmasfoe

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

OMX state is often scattered across logs and manual checks; this skill provides a two-layer HUD to surface current modes, turns, and activity in a single view, reducing context-switching and debugging time.

Core Features & Use Cases

Layer 1: Codex built-in status_line showing model, git-branch, and context usage for quick situational awareness.
Layer 2: OMX HUD CLI command that reads .omx/state files to display orchestration state (ralph, ultrawork, autopilot, team, pipeline, ecomode).
Use cases include real-time monitoring during development and debugging, verifying active modes, and assessing turn counts and workflow status.

Quick Start

Install OMX and run omx hud to view the current runtime state.

Frequently Asked Questions about hud

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I display OMX runtime state for debugging and monitoring?▼

To display OMX runtime state, you can use this skill to surface current modes, turns, and activity in a single view, reducing context-switching during debugging. It provides a two-layer HUD that reads .omx/state files to show orchestration status.

What is a two-layer HUD for OMX orchestration?▼

A two-layer OMX HUD combines a built-in status_line showing model, git-branch, and context usage with a CLI command that reads .omx/state files to display orchestration state like ralph, ultrawork, autopilot, team, and pipeline statuses.

How do I monitor ralph, ultrawork, and autopilot status during development?▼

You can monitor ralph, ultrawork, and autopilot status by running the OMX HUD CLI command. It reads .omx/state files to surface current modes, turn counts, and workflow activity, providing quick visibility for real-time development monitoring.

Do I need OMX installed to view pipeline and ecomode state?▼

Yes, you need OMX installed to view pipeline and ecomode state. The skill requires running the omx hud command to read the .omx/state files that contain the orchestration data displayed in the runtime HUD.

What is the best way to verify active OMX modes and turn counts?▼

The best way to verify active OMX modes and turn counts is using a two-layer HUD approach. Layer 1 shows situational awareness via status_line, while Layer 2 reads .omx/state files to display orchestration state and workflow status.