You start three or four Claude Code or Codex sessions, switch to something else, and later find one has been sitting on a permission prompt the whole time. Lunavect keeps every session in the Mac menu bar with its state. The waiting one stands out, and a click opens its Terminal or iTerm2 tab. Both tools' weekly and 5-hour limits sit next to it with reset times. I maintain it. Details: - Free and open source (MIT for the code), macOS 14 or later - Claude needs the Claude Code CLI; Codex works with the official app or CLI - No account or API key, and session data stays on your Mac - brew install --cask lovach/lunavect/lunavect - The screenshots use demo sessions What would you want to know about a waiting session before you switch to it?

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See which Claude Code or Codex session is waiting for you

See which Claude Code or Codex session is waiting for you