Is my loop agent still running?

Each Claude Code /loop agent sets a time for its next turn, and ACTVT reads that time and checks whether the agent actually started the turn. The Loops card on the Overview lists every loop agent on your Mac and your Remote Sessions hosts as working, asleep until a given time, or overdue. Overdue means it didn’t start its next turn within 10 minutes of when it said it would. Overdue loops are counted at the top of the card and listed first, and you can click one to open its session and see its last turn.

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Step by step

  1. 0:00Open the Overview

    I set three agents looping earlier, and I want to know if they’re all still going. The Loops card says there are three loops and one of them is overdue.

  2. 0:09The one that stopped

    This one said it would check again at 20:29, and it never started that turn.

  3. 0:16The other two are fine

    This one is in the middle of a run right now, and this one is asleep until its next check, which is what it planned.

  4. 0:30What it did last

    When I open the one that stopped, its last turn set the wake-up for 20:29, and then the session was closed. “Completed” is just how that last turn ended. The loop didn’t run again after it.

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Try it on your own agents

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