AgentDock 1.4: works without cmux, costs at API prices, an MCP server, 7 more agents
AgentDock 1.4 is out. The short version: it now works on a Mac without cmux, tells you what your agents’ tokens would cost at API prices, lets you leave a message for a busy agent, answers questions from other agents over MCP, and reads seven more agents.
Works without cmux
If you run Claude Code or Codex in any terminal, or in the Claude or Codex app, AgentDock now shows them on a Mac that doesn’t have cmux. Before, the strip and the menu showed only the cmux error. cmux is optional.
Costs at API prices
The hover card, the Tokens widget and Activity show “≈ $12.40 at API prices” beside the tokens, per day, for the week and per model, from a built-in price table for Anthropic, OpenAI and Google models. A model with no price counts as unpriced tokens, never a guess. On a subscription it’s a comparison, not your bill.
When it’s done (⇧↩)
In the router (⌥⌥), ⇧↩ holds a message for a busy agent and types it the moment the agent finishes; ↩ still sends now. Queued messages show on the hover card and can be removed.
Search in History
/ or ⌘F filters your agents’ finished turns by every word you type: title, words, folder, repository, branch, agent, model.
An MCP server
Claude Code, Codex and Gemini CLI can ask AgentDock which agents are running, what each one is editing, their recent turns, and send a message to one or start one, through a socket on your Mac. Nothing leaves it. Turn it on per agent in Settings › Agents.
Seven more agents, in preview
Qwen Code, Factory Droid, Hermes Agent, Pi and Goose, read from their own session files and stores (status, History and Tokens; Droid keeps only totals, so no tokens yet), and Cline and Roo Code from their VS Code tasks (History and Tokens). Hermes and Cline are checked against real stores; the others are written from their code and documentation until checked live. That’s 14 agents in preview now, next to Claude Code, Codex and Grok: agentdockapp.com/agents
Homebrew
brew install --cask tvidenov/tap/agentdock
Everything still runs on your Mac, with no account. $19 once, with a 7-day free trial; the dots and the hover card stay free after the trial.
Which agent should be next?


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