Vibeclove

Vibeclove is a macOS app that turns the notch into a Dynamic Island for AI coding agents, with music, calendar and a file shelf alongside. It shows when agents such as Claude Code and Codex are working, finished or waiting on you, and lets you respond without leaving your current app.

What It Is

Vibeclove is a native Mac utility that lives in the notch area (and on external displays). It tracks agent sessions running locally on your Mac, in a terminal or desktop app, and surfaces their state: a spinner while an agent works, a check when done, and an orange hand when it needs input.

How the Agent Workflow Works

Vibeclove connects to agents through small hooks installed on your Mac (a small plugin for OpenCode and Amp). It backs up existing settings first and keeps your own hooks; you can remove them from Settings > Agents with Disconnect.

• Supported agents: Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Devin, OpenCode and Amp.
• Allow, deny or answer requests from the notch for Claude Code, Codex, Devin and OpenCode, including a preview of proposed edits. Cursor and Amp show status only.
• Clicking a session jumps back to its terminal: Terminal, iTerm2, Ghostty, cmux, tmux and herdr go to the exact tab or pane, VS Code, Cursor and Devin open the project window.
• The Agents tab shows Claude 5-hour and weekly limits and Codex limits with reset times; for Amp and OpenCode it shows credits and spend.
• Cloud agents (Claude Code on the web, Codex cloud tasks, Cursor background agents) do not appear.

Beyond Agents

Music and calendar features work without any agent: control Music and Spotify, see Now Playing, upcoming events and reminders, use notch popups in place of the macOS ones, and drop files on a shelf with stacks to drag out later.

Privacy and Availability

The vendor states that prompts, code and files never leave your Mac. It requires macOS 26 or later, is licensed per Mac, and offers a 5-day free trial.