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 and Cursor 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), the Cursor CLI
(cursor-agent), Grok, and GitHub Copilot work out of the box. Any other
tool can appear by POSTing to the local event server.
Monitoring is automatic and hook-free. To also approve permissions from the notch, Agent Isle can add hooks to your Claude Code or Cursor 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".