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Notch Pilot — Development skill for Claude Code

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A live companion for Claude Code that lives in your MacBook notch.

How to install Notch Pilot

This entry records only its repository, not the path inside it, so there is no exact command to give. Open devmegablaster/Notch-Pilot and copy the folder into ~/.claude/skills/, or the file into ~/.claude/agents/.

What Notch Pilot does

A live companion for Claude Code that lives in your MacBook notch. Reacts to what Claude is doing, intercepts permission prompts, and shows all your running sessions at a glance.

Alternatives in Development

Notchi — notch app for claude code & codex 1k ★
Lasso MCP Gateway — Plugin-based gateway that intercepts and sanitizes sensitive information across MCP orchestration 360 ★
Paper Glance Skill — 📄 A Claude skill for comprehensive academic paper analysis — deep reports, mind maps, peer review, and promo 103 ★

README

Notch Pilot

Your MacBook notch, but it's a live Claude Code dashboard.
Live usage limits, session status, permission prompts, and an animated buddy — all in the hole you already stare at.

Notch Pilot in action

Prefer higher quality? Watch the 720p MP4.

Install

brew tap devmegablaster/devmegablaster
brew install --cask notch-pilot

First launch: right-click `Notch Pilot.app` in `/Applications` → **Open** (the app is ad-hoc signed, so Gatekeeper needs a one-time nod).

That's it. No menu bar icon. No dock icon. Hover the notch and the app reveals itself.

Prefer the direct long form: `brew install --cask devmegablaster/devmegablaster/notch-pilot`

What it actually does

Live Claude usage, right in the notch

The center of the expanded panel shows your **real 5-hour session utilization %** — the same number Claude's billing page shows you, not an estimate. Click it for the full breakdown: weekly limits (all models / Sonnet / Opus), extra-credit usage, reset countdowns, and today's input/output/cache to