KewkLW narrowed the still-open omacom/omarchy#15272 to an optional watchdog that warns about memory pressure, identifies apps killed by systemd-oomd and pauses eligible work before the kill threshold. In October 13 background discussion, 
jandrusk recommended separating those functions from a headless agent capable of killing processes. KewkLW confirmed that split on October 14, removing the responder from this branch.
A later October 14 update added sustained-stall triggers, a five-minute hold-off after users resume work, enablement checks and stronger pause-record handling. Pausing stops further growth without freeing memory. The current description, edited after coverage, continues to describe an off-by-default proposal and says an end-to-end graphical session check has not been run.
