A Claude Code mod that links every Claude session to CrewTower in your Mac's notch. Type Claude's next prompt on its card, stop the turn, compact it, and see what fills its context. Terminal and Claude Desktop. Stays on your Mac, off until you turn it on.
Hey hunters,
Said here, the builder behind CrewTower.
When CrewTower launched here in August, it could watch your coding agents from the MacBook notch and answer their permission prompts. It could not talk back. When Claude finished a task and I already knew the next step, I still had to find the right terminal tab and type it there.
This month Claude Code shipped mods, a way for other apps to plug into a Claude Code session. So I built a small mod for CrewTower, and now a Claude card in the notch can:
✍️ Take Claude's next prompt. Type it on the card and press Send, and it lands in that same session. If Claude is still working, it runs when the turn ends.
⏹️ Stop the running turn, or compact the conversation, with one press.
📊 Show what fills the context: the same breakdown /context draws, with a hint to compact at a task break.
It works in the terminal and in Claude Desktop's Code tab.
To turn it on: update to 1.0.33, press Enable on the offer card (or in Settings > Integrations), then start a new session or type /reload-plugins. It needs Claude Code 2.1.287 or newer and macOS 15.
Since it touches your sessions: the mod talks only to the CrewTower app, over a local socket on your Mac. Nothing goes to a server. It stays off until you turn it on, and turning it off uninstalls it. It is still in beta, so please tell me what breaks.
Everything from the first launch is still there: approvals for Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Gemini CLI, Qwen Code and opencode, jumping to the right tab, usage limits, and the pixel companions.
The price is the same: $9.99 once, one Mac, no subscription.
What would you want to tell Claude from the notch that it can't do yet?
Congrats Said on the CrewTower launch and the new Claude Code mod. The context breakdown with a hint to compact at a task break is the part I would lean on most. How does the card decide it is at a task break: just the turn ending, or something like tests passing or a commit? Having it offer the compact right at that moment would be my answer to your question.
Being able to send Claude the next message without switching back to the right terminal tab looks useful. Can I edit or cancel that message while Claude is still working? Sometimes its answer changes what I want to ask next.
About CrewTower Mod for Claude Code on Product Hunt
“Talk to Claude Code right from your MacBook notch”
CrewTower Mod for Claude Code launched on Product Hunt on October 17th, 2026 and earned 61 upvotes and 7 comments, placing #18 on the daily leaderboard. A Claude Code mod that links every Claude session to CrewTower in your Mac's notch. Type Claude's next prompt on its card, stop the turn, compact it, and see what fills its context. Terminal and Claude Desktop. Stays on your Mac, off until you turn it on.
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