Agent Notch now tracks Codex in VS Code and Xcode

If you have one agent working in your editor and another running in a terminal, keeping track of them means checking both places. Agent Notch 2.0.2 now brings Codex sessions from VS Code and Xcode into the notch, alongside your other agents. It also supports Claude sessions in Xcode.

See work across your editors

You can keep writing code in your editor and check your agents from the notch when you need to. Their sessions appear together, so you don't have to remember which window you left each one in.

This release also fixes two problems with IDE sessions: they could disappear from Agent Notch while work was still running, or open the wrong app when selected. Both fixes are included in 2.0.2.

Start with an IDE session

Update Agent Notch to 2.0.2 or later, then start a Codex session in VS Code or Xcode. Open the notch to find it alongside your other sessions. If you're using Claude in Xcode, you can follow the same steps.

You can find more information in the Codex integration guide.

A quieter notch between tasks

There are a couple of visual changes in this release too. The collapsed notch now stays visible with a quiet status when no agents need your attention. Token History also follows your chosen panel colour and material, so it matches the rest of the app.

For the complete list of changes, including fixes for Spark usage limits and external displays, see the 2.0.2 release notes.