שימוש ב־LetronnaהטרמינלThe screen
Title and notifications
How the terminal's tab title and desktop notifications tell you Letronna is working, done, or waiting for you.
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The window's title
The terminal's tab or window title leads with the session's name, then Letronna's:
- Idle: the name alone.
- Working: a turning mark in front of it.
- Waiting for you: it says "waiting for you" while a card or a question waits for an answer.
When you leave, the title the terminal had comes back, in terminals that keep one.
Notifications
When a reply ends, or something needs you, while you are not looking at the terminal, Letronna tells you. They are on until you turn them off:
/notify off/notify on turns them on again; /notify alone switches.
Letronna counts you as away when the terminal says it has lost focus. In a terminal that does not say, a minute with no key, paste or mouse counts as away.
How they arrive
| Terminal | You get |
|---|---|
| iTerm2 | a desktop notification |
| kitty | a desktop notification, with a title and a body |
| Ghostty, WezTerm, foot | a desktop notification, with a title and a body |
| inside tmux or screen | the bell |
| any other | the bell |
The bell is whatever your terminal makes of it: a sound, a mark on the tab, or a badge on the dock icon.