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AgentManager
Never miss a Claude Code session waiting for your input
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Never miss a Claude Code session waiting for your input
48 followers
A floating macOS window for every Claude Code session. The moment one needs your input, it surfaces — and hides when all is clear. Jump to the exact terminal in one click. Native Swift, notarized, 7-day free trial.
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The 'waiting for input' detection is the whole value here — auto-surfacing and jumping to the exact iTerm2/Cursor pane is what I'd actually use daily. How does it read session state under the hood: scraping terminal output / the TTY, or hooking the Claude Code process directly? Mostly wondering how it avoids false 'waiting' signals when a session is just mid-stream on a long tool call.
'hides when all is clear' is the half most tools skip, they just add alerts. with several sessions waiting at once, does it rank which to surface first?
Congratulations on the launch! One question: does it also notify when a session finishes cleanly, or only when one is blocked waiting for input? I run long pipeline jobs, and knowing when they are done matters as much as knowing when they are stuck.
Missing a Claude Code session waiting for input is such a specific but real annoyance once you're running multiple sessions. Does it notify across all active sessions simultaneously, or do you need to check in on each one individually?
This is exactly the annoying Claude Code failure mode. The floating session state is useful, but the one-click jump back to the right terminal is the part that makes it feel workflow-native instead of just another alert layer.
Also love the cat room, as long as Simple mode exists for when I need to pretend I am serious.
A click-to-jump shortcut is great, but it would be even better if I could pin certain sessions to stay visible even when idle, since I often switch between two long-running tasks and lose track of which window belongs to which project.