Menu Bar Agent Command Center
All your coding agents in one macOS menu bar, one click away
- Problem
- Developers increasingly run Claude Code, Codex, OpenClaw and others side by side, but each lives in its own terminal window and session. Context switching is painful and it's easy to miss an agent's question or finished task. Existing tray tools usually support only one agent or require heavy setup.
- Solution
- A lightweight macOS menu bar app that auto-discovers locally running coding agents, aggregates their session status, pending questions and output snippets. Click to continue a conversation in a floating panel or native window, or jump straight to the right terminal session.
- Users
- Indie developers, small-team engineers and AI power users running two or more coding agents at once
- MVP
- Detect and list local Claude Code / Codex agents; menu bar icon shows busy, waiting-for-input and done states per agent; click opens a popover with latest output and quick reply; click-through to jump to the matching terminal session
- Revenue
- One-time purchase at $19-$29 or a $3-$5/month subscription; free tier limited to monitoring a single agent
- Why now
- Coding agents are exploding into a multi-tool workflow, and no official vendor will build a neutral hub for rivals. A menu bar utility is exactly the lightweight seam an indie hacker can own.