Does AgentPeek detect ports automatically, or do you have to configure which servers to watch?
I like that the session and token visibility is separated from the coding tool itself. For long-running agent work, the missing piece is usually "what is it doing right now and what did it ask permission for?"
This is really cool! Does it work when coding in an IDE or only in terminal?
Having Claude Code visible in the notch is genius ergonomics. As a developer building FinTrackrr, I run Claude Code constantly and alt-tabbing breaks flow. The notch real estate on newer Macs is just wasted space — this is exactly what it should be used for. How are you handling the live output streaming, is it polling or does it use the CLI output directly?
Nice idea! I like that it gives visibility into coding agents instead of trying to be another agent. The most useful things for me would be: what’s running, what changed and whether anything is still using tokens.
Do you plan to add history for completed sessions?
this is awesome man, I gave you a follow on twitter and git. Love the work, would love to see it utilize tailscale and use my iphone notch for my mac running agents. That would really set this apart.
Notch placement is clever - keeps it out of your workflow without hiding it. Does AgentPeek handle multiple simultaneous Claude Code sessions, or is it scoped to one active session at a time? Running parallel agents is becoming pretty common.
Cool idea! Does AgentPeek work when multiple Claude Code sessions run in parallel? How does the notch UI handle 3-4 concurrent agents?
About AgentPeek on Product Hunt
“Claude Code and Codex in your Mac notch”
AgentPeek launched on Product Hunt on May 10th, 2026 and earned 147 upvotes and 23 comments, placing #6 on the daily leaderboard. Monitor Claude Code and Codex from the Mac notch. Sessions, permissions, token usage, and local dev servers. Session data stays local.
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Also working on running/prompting all inside of the notch - no terminals required.