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When OpenCode runs long tasks, users often switch to other windows while the agent works in the background. There is currently no way to tell from the taskbar alone whether OpenCode is still working, waiting for user confirmation (permission prompt / question), or has finished.
Requesting three distinct visual states on the taskbar icon:
State
Visual
Trigger
Running 🔄
spinning / indeterminate progress indicator
agent actively working
Awaiting confirmation ⚠️
attention badge (e.g. exclamation mark)
permission request or question pending
Completed ✅
done indicator (e.g. checkmark)
turn finished
This lets users keep working in other windows and glance at the taskbar to catch state changes immediately, without switching back and forth.
optional: win.flashFrame(true) when input is needed
TUI
Emit OSC 9;4 progress sequences so terminals like Windows Terminal map them onto the native taskbar progress ring (indeterminate = running; error/paused = needs attention); no-op on terminals without support
Linux
Unity launcher progress (launcher.setProgress()) and dock badging where available (libunity/DockManager); graceful fallback on DEs without support
Activity
github-actions commentedon Oct 22, 2026
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