The app, one screen at a time

Most of the time, it's quiet

Agents run, you work, and the notch stays out of the way — until one of them stops and needs you. Here is every screen it shows, paired with the moment it saves.

The resting AgentNotch panel — one agent quietly working, usage rings calm, nothing demanding attention

In the notch

Then one needs you

The notch peek showing an agent name with a red dot — needs you
needs you
The notch peek showing an agent name with a question mark
a question
The notch peek showing an agent name with a plan glyph
plan ready
The notch peek showing an agent name with a checkmark — finished
done

Approvals

The command, and why it asked

An agent stops to run something risky. You see the exact command and the reason before you Deny or Approve — from the notch, without switching windows.

An agent asking to run `cargo build --release`, flagged Outside sandbox with the reason it needs network, and Deny / Approve buttons in the notch panel

Questions

It asks in words, with options

When an agent needs a decision it can't make alone, the question and its choices surface — so it waits on an answer instead of guessing.

Two agents each asking a question with numbered options — one choosing an auth provider, one weighing a risky database migration

The fleet

Run six. Watch none.

Every agent with its branch, model and progress. A red dot needs you, amber wants a look, green is working — one glance sorts all of it.

The full AgentNotch panel listing six agents with coloured status dots, per-agent usage rings, branch, model and progress

Every terminal

Ghostty, Cursor, Codex, Kimi — one place

It reads the agents themselves, across worktrees and terminals, and flags the one burning down its context before it stalls. The Cowork sessions running in your Claude app land in the same list.

Four agents across different terminals and worktrees, one at 98% context marked red

Plan limits

Enough left to finish?

Every limit shows what you've spent and how far through the window you are. When you're burning it faster than it refills, the countdown stops saying when the window resets and says how long you have.

Three plan meters side by side — Claude at 34% of its 5-hour window and 88% of its week, marked empty in 14 hours; Codex at 41%; Cursor at 72% of the month

Inside the work

See what it spun up

Expand an agent to watch its subagents run — each task, the tokens it spent, the model it used.

An agent expanded into its live subagent tree, each subagent showing its task, token count and model

Done

And when it finishes, you'll know

The notch itself blooming green and amber as a run finishes