Can kitty @ ls expose win.at_prompt property?

[salmankhilji]

I would like to iterate over all kitty windows and execute a command only if the shell is idle and not running a command. i.e., the shell is not running, say vi or any other command in the foreground.

For what I can tell, each window has an at_prompt property within Python, and I suppose this property may work only with shell integration enabled.

Can we expose this within the kitty @ ls output?

An alternate would be to parse the output and check whether the foreground process is the shell itself. But doing so is not all that easy using jq on the command line.

[kovidgoyal]

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