One session per key
Project, status colour, current tool, last prompt, turn count and how long ago it last moved. Stopped sessions fade; active ones glow green.
A Stream Deck plugin for stith
Your agent fleet,
on keys.
Stith Deck puts every live coding-agent session on a Stream Deck key — what it's doing, what it's blocked on — with keys to focus, message or stop it, and Claude usage gauges beside them. The one that needs you is the one that lights up.
What it does
See the herd without looking for it.
The keys above are drawn by the plugin's own renderers. Each tile is 144 pixels, so each one says one thing well.
Blocked gets a badge
Waiting on a permission, errored, waiting for input or compacting: the one state worth shouting about takes the corner, so a wall of tiles still points at the one that needs a human.
Act from the deck
Select a session and focus its terminal, send it a canned message, stop it, or open it in the stith dashboard — without hunting for the window.
Usage at a glance
A gauge for the Claude five-hour session or the week, coloured as it fills, with a tick where your switch threshold sits and when it resets.
Hold to switch accounts
The account key shows who's active and who has headroom. Hold it to rotate to the next account that does.
Says when it can't know
A gauge tells apart Stith offline, a failed usage request and No account — it never shows an empty meter as if nothing were wrong.
Nine actions
Lay out the deck the way you work.
Drop any action on any key. Two bundled profiles — agents and detail — give you a fleet page and a per-session page to start from; the navigation keys move between them.
| Agent Slot | One live session per key: status, project, current tool, last prompt. |
|---|---|
| Agent Count | Fleet summary — active, idle, and approvals waiting. Tap for the agents profile. |
| Navigation | Page through the fleet, or move between profiles. |
| Agent Detail Info | One fact about the selected session: name, turns, runtime, tool, machine… |
| Agent Control | Focus, stop, or send a canned message to the selected session. |
| Prompt Display | The selected session's last prompt, spread across several keys. |
| Prompt Mode Toggle | Switch that display between wrapped and panorama. |
| Usage Gauge | A session or weekly quota meter for one account. |
| Account Switch | Hold to rotate to the next account with headroom. |
Privacy
It talks to your stith, and nothing else.
Every key is drawn from what the stith daemon on your machine reports over loopback. No account, no telemetry, no backend of ours.
Where it connects
http://localhost:24200 by default, or the port in STITH_PORT. Set STITH_API_URL to point it at a proxied or remote daemon of your own.
What it reads
Sessions and usage as stith serves them. The gauge reads stith's /api/usage — it does not read provider credentials or call a provider itself.
What it keeps
Key settings in Stream Deck, and logs in the plugin's own directory on your machine. Nothing is uploaded.
Get it
Build it onto your deck.
Stith Deck is not on the Elgato Marketplace yet. Today it installs from source, which takes Node and three make targets.
From a checkout
git clone https://github.com/aylith-labs/stith-deck.git cd stith-deck make install # npm ci make build # bundle the plugin make install-plugin # copy it into Stream Deck's plugins
Then restart Stream Deck so it picks the plugin up. The actions appear under Stith.