Close the lid. Let the agent finish.

Ask your agent to handle the session.

Install the skill--- name: sleepwalk description: Use SleepWalk when the user says "do not sleep", asks to keep this Mac awake for a long-running task, invokes $sleepwalk, or asks to wrap a command. --- # SleepWalk SleepWalk is a local macOS app for bounded keep-awake sessions. It does not inspect prompts, code, logs, windows, or network traffic. Use it only for an explicit keep-awake request or a genuinely long-running command. ## Workflow 1. Check availability: ```bash sleepwalkctl status ``` If unavailable, ask the user to open SleepWalk or install the CLI from Settings. 2. Start a lease for the requested long task: ```bash sleepwalkctl start --source codex --agent-session-id "<stable-id>" --label "<short label>" ``` Reuse the same ID. Add duration, battery, or thermal flags only when the user requests them. Thermal stops are `warm`, `hot`, or `critical`. 3. Always release that lease when the task completes or genuinely stops: ```bash sleepwalkctl stop --source codex --agent-session-id "<stable-id>" --reason "<brief reason>" ``` This releases only this agent lease and never kills user processes. For one long non-interactive command: ```bash sleepwalkctl run -- <command> ``` Do not start SleepWalk for ordinary short commands. Never disable its safeguards. and CLIsleepwalkctl manages bounded keep-awake sessions for SleepWalk. Usage: sleepwalkctl status sleepwalkctl active sleepwalkctl start [options] sleepwalkctl stop [options] sleepwalkctl run [options] -- command [args...] Commands: status Show the app, session, battery, and thermal state. active Print whether a session is active. start Start a bounded keep-awake session. stop Stop the current session. run Keep awake while a command runs. Start and run options: -d, --duration <time> Stop after a duration such as 30m or 1h. -b, --battery-floor <pct> Stop below a battery percentage. -l, --label <text> Name the session. --thermal-stop <level> Stop at warm, hot, or critical. Stop option: --reason <text> Explain why the session stopped. Agent options: --source <name> Identify the calling agent. --agent-session-id <id> Manage only that agent's lease. General option: -h, --help Show this help. Examples: sleepwalkctl start --duration 30m --battery-floor 20 --thermal-stop hot sleepwalkctl run -- npm test sleepwalkctl stop --reason "tests passed" in one click. Tell your agent “do not sleep” or mention $sleepwalk: your agent handles it. Your Mac goes to sleep whenever your agent is done.