AgentBell is a native macOS menu bar app for devs who use multiple AIs and IDEs. It unifies cognitive continuity—task state, focus, and light emotional presence—via hooks and MCP across tools like Cursor, VS Code, Claude, and Codex. Built on workflow signals, not on reading your code or chats. Get quick awareness from the menu bar, macOS notifications, sound, and an optional Live2D companion, so your context is less likely to vanish as you switch tools and sessions.

Hi everyone — I’m the maker behind AgentBell. I built it because I kept losing “where I was” in my workflow when I jumped between AIs and IDEs. AgentBell is a small native macOS menu bar app that tries to keep cognitive continuity in view: a clearer sense of task state, focus, and a light companion layer—without being yet another chat window. It connects via hooks + MCP across tools like Cursor, VS Code, and more. I’d really love your honest takes today: what feels missing for your setup, and what would make this genuinely daily‑driver useful vs. a nice idea? I’ll be around in the thread — questions, feature ideas, and tough feedback are all welcome. Thanks for taking a look.

AgentBell

A macOS menubar companion for multi-IDE & multi-agent work

A macOS menubar companion for multi-IDE & multi-agent work