Nudge is a macOS menu-bar app that alerts you when Claude Code, Gemini CLI, or OpenAI Codex needs input, then jumps you back to the right terminal tab.
This has become a daily essential, the sessions I have running in terminals come to me for my attention rather than me checking upon each of their statuses each time.
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If you use Claude Code, Gemini CLI, or Codex and often come back to a terminal that has been waiting for input, Nudge is built for that exact moment. Happy to answer questions about how it works.
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honestly this looks super useful, i run like 3 agents at once and constantly miss the prompts. one thing though, it would be great if you could add a small sound or custom notification tone per app, since the default macOS ping kind of blends in when im heads down on something else. maybe even a quick preview of what the prompt is asking before i switch over
Currently it utilises the native notification system of mac. I understand the intention, in future versions I can try to thread through a custom sound to standout.
This we already do. In opening on doc app panel a brief about the question being asled is displayed as well.
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@duygu163551 I love how you put in effort for sending me the feedback. I apologise for not being able to respond back much earlier.
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Really useful for anyone juggling multiple AI sessions. One thing that would make it even better: add a small unread badge counter on the menu bar icon showing how many sessions currently need attention, so you can tell at a glance whether it's one tab or five waiting on you.
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@okanozyasa20059 Hey thank you for the support. Actually it does, Im new here and forgot to add the full fleged video link for the demo.
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@okanozyasa20059 your appreciation for my product was very valuable. Thank you so much, and I apologise for not being able to respond much earlier.
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Love how lightweight this stays in the menu bar without becoming another notification nightmare. The idea of jumping straight to the exact terminal tab instead of just pinging is the kind of detail that shows real thought about the workflow.
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@enay1976741 thank you so much for the support! This has emerged as an issue in my day to day development flow. So I tried to solve the same for other developers as well.
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@enay1976741 I apologise for not being able to get back to you much earlier.
honestly this looks super useful, i run like 3 agents at once and constantly miss the prompts. one thing though, it would be great if you could add a small sound or custom notification tone per app, since the default macOS ping kind of blends in when im heads down on something else. maybe even a quick preview of what the prompt is asking before i switch over
@duygu163551 Hey thank you for the upvote.
Currently it utilises the native notification system of mac. I understand the intention, in future versions I can try to thread through a custom sound to standout.
This we already do. In opening on doc app panel a brief about the question being asled is displayed as well.
@duygu163551 I love how you put in effort for sending me the feedback. I apologise for not being able to respond back much earlier.
Really useful for anyone juggling multiple AI sessions. One thing that would make it even better: add a small unread badge counter on the menu bar icon showing how many sessions currently need attention, so you can tell at a glance whether it's one tab or five waiting on you.
@okanozyasa20059 Hey thank you for the support. Actually it does, Im new here and forgot to add the full fleged video link for the demo.
@okanozyasa20059 your appreciation for my product was very valuable. Thank you so much, and I apologise for not being able to respond much earlier.
Love how lightweight this stays in the menu bar without becoming another notification nightmare. The idea of jumping straight to the exact terminal tab instead of just pinging is the kind of detail that shows real thought about the workflow.
@enay1976741 thank you so much for the support! This has emerged as an issue in my day to day development flow. So I tried to solve the same for other developers as well.
@enay1976741 I apologise for not being able to get back to you much earlier.