See every session at once
Run Claude and Codex across as many projects as you want. Every session sits side by side in the notch, so you can tell at a glance which ones are working, which are waiting on you, and which just finished.
Claude&
Codex
in your Mac notch
A macOS app that keeps AI agent essentials visible while you work.
Everything, always visible.
Track token usage live
Watch your 5-hour and 7-day limits for Claude and Codex fill up in real time, each with its own reset countdown, so you can see a rate limit coming long before it catches you in the middle of a run.
When an agent needs you
Plans to approve, permissions to grant, questions to answer. They all show up right in the notch, ready for a single keystroke.
More, right in the notch.
Local servers, quick routes, and tool history. The everyday stuff, one click away, without ever leaving your editor.
Local servers
Every local dev server, with its runtime, port, and project. Stop any with a click.
Quick routes
Jump to a session's skills, plugins, MCP servers, config, or logs from the notch.
Tool call history
Every tool call summarized in plain language, timestamped so you see what it touched.
Got questions?
AgentPeek is a little macOS app that keeps Claude Code and Codex in view from your Mac notch and menu bar. You get live sessions, permission prompts, your 5-hour and 7-day token usage, and your local dev servers, all at a glance. It runs entirely on your own Mac, it's free for the first 2 days, and after that a one time $15 keeps it yours.
The first time you open it, AgentPeek sets up small hooks for Claude Code and Codex. Those hooks let it read what's happening on your Mac as you work: active prompts, recent tool calls, diffs, pending permission requests, and the usage each agent reports. Every new session you start picks them up on its own, so there's nothing to set up twice.
Claude Code and Codex. Run them in any terminal or in their own desktop apps, it makes no difference: they keep their session files in the same place on your Mac, so AgentPeek picks them up either way and shows them from the notch or the menu bar.
AgentPeek is free for the first 2 days. After that it's a one time $15 for your Apple silicon Mac, with future updates included. No subscription, ever. It's just me building this on my own, so a license unlocks everything and helps me keep working on it.
Yes. During onboarding, choose Start free trial and AgentPeek runs free for 2 days. Give it a real run, and if it earns a spot in your setup, a one time $15 keeps it yours for good on your Apple silicon Mac.
Your code stays on your Mac. Session transcripts, diffs, prompts, and token usage never leave it. There are no accounts, no analytics, and no telemetry. The only time AgentPeek reaches the internet is to check your license and to look for updates through Sparkle. A license check sends your license key, machine ID, and app version. Starting a trial sends just your machine ID and app version, nothing more.
It actually knows what your agents are doing. Instead of just showing a terminal, AgentPeek follows your Claude Code and Codex sessions, the permissions they ask for, the token usage they report, and your local dev servers, all sorted by project. The notch keeps whatever needs you up front, and the menu bar gives you the same view if you'd rather keep it there.
Nope, nothing changes. Install AgentPeek, open it once so it can set up its hooks, then keep working exactly how you do now. Run
claude or codex in any terminal, or use the Claude Code and Codex desktop apps. They all read the same config, so either way new sessions show up the moment they start.When an agent needs the go-ahead, the request opens right in the notch. You can answer without touching the mouse: ⌘A to allow, ⌘N to deny, ⌥A to always allow in Claude Code, and ⌥T to jump over to the Terminal.
Any Apple silicon Mac running macOS 14 or later. It's a native Swift app built for the M-series chips.
Everything: all current features, unlimited sessions, and every future update. One payment, no account, no subscription. It unlocks AgentPeek on your Apple silicon Mac and helps fund what comes next.
Give AgentPeek a try.
Choose Start free trial during onboarding. If it sticks, it's a one time purchase. No subscription or account.
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