Agent Monitor

Displays a live dashboard of all Claude Code agents running during a session — useful when using the Task Loop or any feature that spawns subagents.

• • Hierarchical tree view showing parent agents and their subagents
• • Status indicators: ● running, ● completed, ● errored
• • Live duration timers for running agents
• • Kill all / clear finished buttons
• • A badge on the menu icon shows the count of active agents

To-Do List

Shows Hikari's internal todo list in real time — the same tasks she tracks using the TodoWrite tool during complex multi-step work.

• • See pending, in-progress, and completed tasks at a glance
• • Progress bar shows overall completion percentage
• • Updates live as Hikari works through her plan

Profile

Your personal profile within Hikari Desktop, with lifetime stats and sharing.

• • Edit your display name and bio
• • Upload a profile avatar
• • View lifetime stats: messages sent, tokens used, code blocks generated, files created/edited, total spend
• • Track achievement progress
• • Generate a shareable profile card image

Achievements

Hikari Desktop includes a fun achievement system that unlocks as you use the app — milestones like your first message, first code block, staying up late, and more.

Open Achievements from the menu to see your progress. Newly unlocked achievements show a badge count on the menu item.

Plugins

Plugins extend Hikari's capabilities with community-built additions. Open Plugins from the menu to manage them.

• • Install plugins from named sources or custom marketplace URLs
• • Enable or disable individual plugins without uninstalling them
• • Update plugins to their latest versions
• • Add custom plugin marketplace sources (GitHub-hosted)

Debug Console

A developer-facing log console that captures frontend events, errors, and debug output. Open it via Debug Console in the menu or press Ctrl+`.

Useful when troubleshooting unexpected behaviour or reporting issues. Filter by log level (info, warn, error, debug).

Workspace Trust

When you connect to a working directory, Hikari scans it for potentially powerful configurations and may display a trust prompt before proceeding. This includes:

• • Hooks — shell commands that run automatically during sessions
• • MCP servers — local processes with system-level access
• • Custom slash commands — instructions that execute at invocation

Review each item carefully. Click Trust & Connect to proceed or Cancel to abort. Trusted workspaces remember your decision for future sessions.