Omarchy Auto Pilot4agents — Productivity skill for Claude Code

Auto Pilot 4 Agents

Write a prompt now and send it later to a Claude Code, OpenCode, Codex, Gemini CLI, Cursor Agent or Pi session: in a few minutes, at a clock time, or right after a usage limit resets.

Each job runs headless in a transient systemd user timer, so it fires while the screen is locked and while the panel is closed. Auto Pilot shows the exact command before it arms anything, and afterwards it tells you what happened. Cursor Agent and Pi run in Plan only (see [Cursor Agent and Pi](#cursor-agent-and-pi)).

What it does

• Compose. Write a prompt, pick an agent, one of its sessions (resume it, fork it or start a new one) and a model, choose the permission level and the moment, and arm it. The moment can be now, in a few minutes or hours, a clock time up to 8 days ahead, or the next limit reset. Allow paid usage stays off unless you tick it.
• Limits. The panel header shows how much of each usage limit is used and when it resets, read from the usage records already on your computer.
• Queue. Armed jobs, grouped by day on a timeline with the limit resets marked. Move, swap, shift or disarm them.
• History. How each run ended (done, failed, limit hit, skipped, missed), with the last lines of output and a ready-to-paste resume command. A day timeline shows that day's runs, resets and armed jobs.
• Bar and notifications. The bar icon says what needs you: a problem, a running job, the countdown to the next job, or what finished. A notification tells you when a job finishes, fails or has to wait.

Install

Auto Pilot runs as an Omarchy Quattro shell plugin with a background service and a bar widget. No sudo or pkexec is required.

omarchy plugin add https://github.com/oliwier-xiao/omarchy-auto-pilot4agents.git --enable

If the bar does not pick it up:

omarchy restart shell

The widget is listed as **Auto Pilot** in the bar's widget settings.

Dependencies

• Omarchy with the Quattro shell (omarchy-shell).