MANISH007700

Notch Island — Development skill for Claude Code

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A Dynamic Island for your coding agents: watch Claude Code, Codex and OpenCode sessions from your Mac's notch, approve tool calls, jump back to the terminal.

How to install Notch Island

This entry records only its repository, not the path inside it, so there is no exact command to give. Open MANISH007700/notch-island and copy the folder into ~/.claude/skills/, or the file into ~/.claude/agents/.

What Notch Island does

A Dynamic Island for your coding agents: watch Claude Code, Codex and OpenCode sessions from your Mac's notch, approve tool calls, jump back to the terminal. Free, local, open source.

Alternatives in Development

  • Herdr Reviewr — Review your coding agent's diff in a terminal pane and send line comments back to Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode 823 ★
  • Zoetrope — Watch a Claude Code session as a live flow graph, in your terminal or your browser 584 ★
  • Riffpad — Watch, approve and steer your coding agents from your phone 127 ★

README

Notch Island

**A Dynamic Island for your coding agents.** Watch every Claude Code, Codex and OpenCode session from your Mac's notch, approve tool calls with one click, and jump straight back to the right terminal pane.

Free, open source, fully local: no account, no server, no network calls, no telemetry.

[![Notch Island demo: an edit waits in the notch with its diff, is approved with ⌘Y, and a question is answered from the notch](docs/images/demo.gif)](docs/demo.mp4)

▶ **[Watch the 80-second demo](docs/demo.mp4)** (with sound): three agents at once, approvals with diffs, questions, plan limits, Settings, jumping back to the pane, and a real install.

![Notch Island showing a Claude Code approval, a finished OpenCode session and a working Codex session](docs/images/hero.png)

Features

  • Every session at a glance. Each running agent gets a card with its title, your last prompt, the tool it is running right now and its last reply. Five cards show at once; the rest scroll.
  • Approve from the notch. When an agent asks for permission, the island opens with the exact command and four buttons: Allow, Always allow, Deny, or Terminal (answer it in the terminal instead). File edits show a diff of the changed lines with +/− counts.
  • Answer questions. When Claude asks a question with options, click one to answer it from the notch.
  • Keyboard shortcuts. While a request waits: ⌘Y allows, ⌘N denies, ⌘1-⌘4 pick an answer. The keys are only taken while something waits, so they work as usual the rest of the time.
  • Jump back. Click a card to bring its terminal forward, down to the exact pane in WezTerm and tmux; any other terminal or editor is brought to the front.
  • Plan usage. Beside the notch, each agent in use shows its limits next to its icon: Claude's 5-hour and 7-day windows (Pro and Max plans) and Codex's own windows.
  • Resizable. Drag the island's sides to make it wider or narrower, or its bottom edge to show more or fewer cards; the poi