Stay in flow while your agents keep working. Monitor, approve, and jump back — right from the notch.
Free & open source · Native Swift · macOS 14+
Live demo · hover the notch, approve from the island
Claude Code, Grok, and Copilot — running in your terminal or IDE — surface in a single view. Hover the notch to expand; click a session to jump straight to it.
A pill that hugs the notch and expands into a full session panel. Never blocks the menu bar or your windows.
Claude Code (terminal, VS Code, Cursor, Desktop), Grok, and GitHub Copilot — discovered automatically, no config.
Claude Code permission requests show an inline diff. Allow or deny with ⌘Y / ⌘N — the decision flows straight back.
Click a session to focus its terminal or IDE — detected via TERM_PROGRAM, so integrated terminals land in the right window.
See tokens used per session and live working / idle status, with the latest activity line and git branch.
Synthesized chiptune cues for permission, approve, deny, and done. No audio files — generated at runtime.
No cloud, no accounts, no telemetry. Reads each agent's session history on your Mac. Nothing leaves the machine.
Native SwiftUI, no Electron. Universal build for Apple Silicon & Intel, under 100 MB RAM.
A small adapter per tool. Add your own agent, or POST to the local event server from anything.
Terminals too: iTerm2, Ghostty, Warp, Terminal.app, WezTerm, Kitty — precise jump to the right app.
No subscriptions, no license keys. Download it, build it, fork it.
No. Agent Isle reads each agent's local session history and runs a localhost-only event server. There's no cloud, no account, and no telemetry.
Claude Code (terminal, VS Code, Cursor, and Desktop sessions), Grok, and GitHub Copilot work out of the box. Any other tool can appear by POSTing to the local event server, and Cursor can report via its hooks.
Monitoring is automatic and hook-free. To also approve Claude Code permissions from the notch, Agent Isle can add hooks to your Claude config — it asks on first launch, with an opt-out, and you can toggle it anytime from the gear menu.
Yes — MIT licensed and open source. Download a build from Releases or build it
yourself with swift build.
Release builds are ad-hoc signed, not notarized. Right-click the app → Open the
first time, or run xattr -dr com.apple.quarantine "/Applications/Agent Isle.app".