Funding
Funding not disclosed
Founders
Product
Problem
Developers using Claude Code and Codex on Apple‑silicon Macs must switch between terminal windows, IDEs, and separate tools to monitor AI agent sessions, approve prompts, track token usage, and access local development servers, which disrupts workflow and makes resource management cumbersome.
Solution
AgentPeek delivers a local‑first macOS application that integrates directly into the Mac notch, providing a persistent, lightweight UI for all active Claude Code and Codex sessions. The app displays live session cards with project context, recent edits, token consumption, and diff previews, while allowing one‑click approvals or denials of agent prompts without leaving the current workspace. It aggregates token budgets across 5‑hour and 7‑day windows, surfaces permission requests, and offers quick shortcuts to agent folders (Skills, Plugins, Config, Logs, Root). Additionally, AgentPeek auto‑detects local development servers on common ports and presents them as clickable links, enabling rapid navigation to running services. The entire experience runs offline, requires no external accounts, and is managed through a single‑click license activation after a two‑day free trial.
Target Audience
Primary users are macOS developers and technical teams who work with Claude Code or Codex for code generation, debugging, and project navigation on Apple‑silicon machines.
Features
- Notch‑embedded pill and expandable panel that show session status, permissions, and token usage at a glance
- Parallel view of multiple Claude Code and Codex sessions with project name, activity, recent diffs, and token counts
- One‑click approval workflow (Allow, Deny, Always Allow, Open Terminal) directly from the notch
- Quick Routes panel providing instant access to agent-specific folders (Skills, Plugins, Config, Logs, Root) in Finder
- Auto‑discovery of local dev servers on ports 3000‑9999 with framework identification and one‑click browser launch
- Token budget visualization for 5‑hour and 7‑day windows, indicating fresh, stale, or unavailable usage data
- Settings for launch at login, auto‑expand on attention, and per‑agent hook toggles
- Offline‑first design with local license key storage in macOS Keychain; no cloud dependency