KewkLW opened omacom/omarchy#15272 on October 13; it remains open. Its current body, edited after coverage, proposes an opt-in watchdog that warns before systemd-oomd kills an application, identifies victims afterward and pauses eligible heavy work before the kill threshold. Pausing stops further activity but does not itself free memory. The current scope excludes the agent responder and leaves it for a follow-up.
The October 13 discussion covered a broader implementation. greptile-apps[bot] flagged game protection and pause-record safety, and KewkLW reported revisions including inherited game protection, safer recording and persisted responder handoffs. Those reports describe work under review, not shipped guarantees. jandrusk then recommended landing warnings and pausing separately, calling a headless responder able to kill processes a larger product decision in omacom/omarchy#15272:issuecomment-6150464090. The current narrowed proposal reflects that separation.
