AgentValley: Every Claude Code agent, at a glance, in your Mac's notch

When an agent asks a question or waits for permission, a red count appears beside the notch and its programmer waves. Opening the panel shows the question or the command. Clicking a row jumps to that agent's app. The app works only with Claude Code, on Mac. Other tools cover wider ground. Agent Notch reads the logs Claude Code and Codex already keep on your Mac and makes no network requests except when you press Check for Updates. It is released under the MIT License, and it requires macOS 14 or later. Coucou extends the same idea to iPhone, with Lock Screen and Dynamic Island alerts. Smaller projects such as so-agentbar and agents-bar also watch Claude Code subagents from the menu bar. For a company building AI agents, this points to a clear product expectation. Users running several agents in parallel want to see which session is working, which one is blocked, and how to jump to it without changing windows. Any agent product that hides that state inside a terminal will feel slow to supervise, and approval routing will likely become a standard part of the developer environment.