Peeksy — Development skill for Claude Code
A macOS notch companion for monitoring Claude Code and Codex sessions.
How to install Peeksy
This entry records only its repository, not the path inside it, so there is no
exact command to give. Open jayintheday/peeksy and copy the folder into
~/.claude/skills/, or the file into ~/.claude/agents/.
What Peeksy does
A macOS notch companion for monitoring Claude Code and Codex sessions. See agent status at a glance and jump back to your terminal.
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README
Peeksy
**Mission control for your AI agents.**
Peeksy is a background macOS app that sits a small pill next to your MacBook's notch. Its colour reflects the most urgent state across your **Claude Code and Codex** sessions. Hover to see the list; click a row to return to its terminal tab or owning application.
When you run several agents at once, it is easy to lose track of which one finished, which is still thinking, and which has been waiting on a permission. Peeksy keeps that visible without another window to watch.
Requirements
- macOS 14 or later
- Claude Code and/or a current Codex CLI with lifecycle hooks (integration baseline: Codex CLI 0.154.0)
- A Swift toolchain (Xcode or the Command Line Tools). You build it yourself; see Installing.
Designed for Macs with a notch. There is a fallback for displays without one (the pill sits at the right of an ordinary menu-bar band), but that path is untested, as is multi-display. See [Known gaps](#known-gaps).
Installing
Releases contain source code; build the app locally using the commands below. The resulting app is ad-hoc signed. Rebuilding can require granting Automation permission again; see [Signing](#signing).
See [what changed in v0.2.0](CHANGELOG.md).
git clone https://github.com/jayintheday/peeksy.git
cd peeksy
./scripts/build_app.sh --install # → ~/Applications/Peeksy.app
open ~/Applications/Peeksy.app
The pill should appear next to the notch. Then do these two things once:
- Register your agent hooks. Hover the pill, open the gear menu, and
choose Agent hooks…. Select Claude Code or Codex, review the diff,
and install. Repeat for the other agent if you use both. For Codex, then
**open
/hooksin Codex and review and trust the Peeksy hooks
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