byASBDownload for Mac

Native macOS · Signed and notarized · Open source

Your coding-agent fleet, one glance away.

AgentNotch lives in your notch and menu bar, keeping Claude Code and Codex sessions, permission requests, usage, and local servers close without adding another dashboard to manage.

macOS 14+ · Apple silicon · Notch optional

AgentNotch showing live Claude Code and Codex sessions
Live sessions4 visible
AgentNotchCodexRefining the usage dashboard
Wake UpClaude CodePermission required to edit settings
CoverLogCodexTests completed
Photo CleanerClaude CodeWaiting for the next instruction

Click the notch. There is also a keyboard shortcut hiding in plain sight.

Why I built it

I kept running 5 to 10 coding agents at once and drowning. Which one is stuck? Which one needs permission? What is all of this costing me?

So I built the utility I wanted: a native, local command center that stays out of the way until something needs attention.

Inside AgentNotch

Everything the swarm is doing. Nothing sent away.

01

Sessions

See every Claude Code and Codex session with its project, branch, model, last reply, transcript, and live state.

02

Usage

Understand 7-day, 30-day, six-month, and all-time token usage, estimated value, model mix, and real Codex limits.

03

Servers

Find local development servers, open their URL, copy it, stop the process, or jump back to the right terminal.

04

Attention

Get an alert the moment a session needs permission, then open the exact place where your input is required.

05

Storage

Inspect reclaimable agent storage and clear only regenerable cache through an intentionally conservative cleaner.

06

Focus

Step away with a breathing pacer or three calm games while a live signal tells you when every agent has finished.

Know the cost

Usage that reads the same local records your agents create.

Move between recent and all-time activity, see Claude and Codex separately, inspect model mix, and keep real Codex rate limits in view. The first deep scan is cached, so the next one is immediate.

Detailed AgentNotch token and activity dashboard
AgentNotch listing local development servers and their ports
Wake Up needs youPermission requested in SettingsView.swiftOpen terminal

Return at the right moment

Attention requests rise above the noise.

Waiting sessions turn amber, move to the top, badge the menu bar, and show the ask. Local servers stay alongside them with one-click routes back to the browser or terminal.

The utility drawer

Routes and cleanup, without digging through hidden folders.

Jump to the files your agents actually use. When storage grows, AgentNotch separates safe cache from anything that carries a real trade-off.

AgentNotch quick routes for Claude Code and Codex files
Quick routes show only what exists on your Mac.
AgentNotch permission hook and conservative storage cleaner
Permission hooks are opt-in. Cleanup is conservative.

When the fleet gets loud

Step away without losing the signal.

Breathe, play a quiet game, or focus on one session at a time. A live status pill keeps watch and changes to “All agents done” the moment the work finishes.

AgentNotch breathing pacer with live agent status
Box breathing or 4-7-8, with a clear finish.
AgentNotch calm games window showing 2048
2048, Memory, and Minesweeper. No timers.

Local by design

Your agent history stays on your Mac.

No account, network service, or telemetry. AgentNotch reads local Claude Code and Codex session records, writes its own settings under ~/.agentnotch/, and makes permission hooks explicitly opt-in.

  • Session histories are read-only.
  • Risky cleanup actions require explicit confirmation.
  • Direct chat cannot silently approve edits.

Install

One small app. One calmer desktop.

  1. 1Download AgentNotch.dmg.
  2. 2Drag AgentNotch into Applications.
  3. 3Launch it normally, then hover into the notch or use the menu bar.

Signed with Developer ID · Notarized by Apple · MIT licensed