AgentDock

AgentDock is a macOS utility that turns your coding agents into a strip of status dots on the edge of your screen. Each dot represents an agent (like Claude Code, Codex, or Gemini CLI) running in a terminal or desktop app. The dot color indicates the agent's state: blue while working, amber when it needs your input, and green when a task is complete. Hovering a dot shows a card with the agent's model, turn timer, context usage, and today's token count. Clicking a dot jumps you directly to that agent's session, eliminating the need to hunt through terminal tabs or windows. The app centralizes all agent questions and permission prompts into a single Inbox. You can answer any prompt with a keystroke (1-9 to select, J/K to move, R to reply, Enter to jump to the agent), and AgentDock types your response into the agent for you. It also provides a two-second undo window to correct mistakes. Finished work is summarized as one-line recaps with three suggested next steps, which you can send back to the agent with a single keystroke (Cmd+1, Cmd+2, Cmd+3). AgentDock supports a wide range of terminal environments, including cmux, tmux, iTerm, WezTerm, kitty, and herdr, with full read/write/answer capabilities. For other terminals (Ghostty, Terminal, Warp, Alacritty, VS Code, Cursor, Zed) and desktop apps (Claude app, Codex app), it uses the Claude Code hook to show status and answer questions. The app offers customizable appearance options: glass or solid backgrounds, tiles or list rows, and compact or provider-icon display. It reads agent session files only while the hover card is open, ensuring privacy and minimal resource usage.