I made cozy ASCII scenes that show what my AI coding agent is doing while I wait

I run Claude Code in a terminal most of the day, and the waiting got to me: alt-tabbing every minute to see if it was done, stuck, or asking for a permission. So I built xscapes: cozy ASCII scenes that sit next to your agent and show what it's doing at a glance. It reads the agent's hook events and draws the session as a landscape. On the mountain scene a campfire burns harder the more the agent works, the moon drains as the context window fills, and little critters come and go with the subagents. On the shore it's the tide. Works with Claude Code and Kimi Code CLI on Mac and Linux. Free, MIT, one-line install. Site: https://donlucasx.github.io/xscapes/ Code: https://github.com/donlucasx/xscapes What would you want it to show that it doesn't?