The Mac notch app for AI coding agents

The compact pill sits under the notch and shows glanceable status: session activity or live usage gauges, whichever you pick under Appearance, then Notch. Show content controls whether collapsed content is visible; Show selects sessions or usage. Session count and Status control the session display, while usage has gauge selection and reset display controls. The pill sizes itself to its content.

Click it, or let it open on its own, and the panel expands: live sessions labeled by project, pending permission prompts and questions, a composer for follow-up prompts, token usage, local dev servers, and Quick Routes, with floating widgets a drag away and the Agent Board one click from the page bar below the expanded notch.

The point of putting agents in the notch is timing. When Claude Code wants permission to run a command, or Codex finishes a long task, AgentPeek can auto-expand with the prompt already laid out. You answer with a keystroke and drop straight back into your editor, no window switch, no hunting for the right terminal.

• Sessions show their state at a glance: running, thinking, needs you, waiting, failed, or idle.
• Prompts stack when several agents want you at once; arrow between them.
• A global hotkey toggles the notch open and closed from anywhere.

Appearance, then Notch controls collapsed content, expanded width, density, text size, session-list sizing, row order, and per-agent metadata. Appearance, then Style controls Glass or Black material, Tint, Glass height, floating widget size, avatar colors, and tool colors. On an external display or a Mac without a notch, menu bar mode keeps live usage gauges in a compact popover; the notch and menu bar are independent toggles.