AI never gets tired. You do.
Mindful Agent is for people who run AI all day. It waits for the pause between runs and offers one short reset.
noun
AI brain fry
The foggy, wired feeling after hours of prompting, checking, reviewing, and starting one more run. The work is still moving, but your attention is no longer getting better.
The stopping point disappeared.
Claude or Codex finishes, so you inspect the result and start another run. While it works, you open the browser, answer something, or queue the next task. There is always a useful reason to stay.
A few hours later, the tools may still be improving the work. You may not be. Mindful Agent is built for that exact loop—not for every minute you spend on a screen.
What it does
- 1
It notices how long the loop has been going.
With your permission, it can see run starts and finishes, time at the computer, browser rhythm, calendar gaps, and movement.
- 2
It finds a seam, not a timer.
It does not interrupt because sixty minutes passed. It waits until the work pauses or an agent can continue without you.
- 3
It offers one small way back.
Take the break, dismiss it, or turn the stone off. It does not follow up, reward you, or keep score.
Codex has finished. You have been here for two hours and have not moved since lunch. Go outside for five minutes.
You choose what it can notice
The stone can stay simple or understand more of your day. Each source is added separately and can be removed later.
- Claude Code and Codex
- How long sessions run, when they repeat, and when an agent can carry on alone.
- Browser
- Active time and tab changes. It does not need to read page titles or contents.
- Calendar
- How full the day is and where there is a useful gap.
- Location and weather
- Whether stepping outside makes sense where you are.
- Apple Health and Watch
- Movement, standing, sleep, and workouts through a planned iPhone and Watch companion.
Claude, Codex, browser rhythm, calendar, and rough location are in the current Mac work. Apple Health requires the companion app and is not available yet.
It should be easy to trust
Mindful Agent starts with the shape of your day rather than the contents of your work. If you choose to give it more context, it should tell you what that access changes and show what it recently noticed.
Your choices outrank the stone. You can make it quieter, remove a source, erase what it remembers, or turn it off.
Try it today
The terminal stone works in Claude Code now. The Mac app is out and keeps itself current.
Paste this sentence into Claude Code:
Claude installs it and the stone appears in your status line.
Install it yourself
It reads the timestamps of your own prompts, never the words. Nothing leaves your machine. Silence it any time: npx @rewyld/stone off
a note
I am one of you. I run a software company that helps people slow down, and yes, I use AI agents to build the thing that tells you to step away from AI agents. I see the irony.
I left big tech to become a guide, but I didn’t leave this struggle behind. Five minutes of mindfulness still helps me come back to myself. I built this to put those five minutes inside the loop.
Johan, founder of RewyldFour families. Many individuals.
No two stones are quite the same.
Each seed changes the body, lean, size, and gaze. The stone does not regenerate when you return. You keep the one you recognised.pebble
Low, rounded, and softened by time.
Steady. Gentle and plain.flint
A knapped wedge with broken outward points.
Direct. Says the useful thing plainly.obsidian
A compact dark shard with a heavier silhouette.
Reserved. Waits longer and speaks sparsely.quartz
Clouded rose crystals that gather upward.
Observant. Notices small changes early.Find your stone