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PokePoke
Poke you when your AI agent pokes back
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Poke you when your AI agent pokes back
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PokePoke aggregates hook events from your AI coding agents into your macOS menu bar. When an agent finishes, waits for input, or errors, a floating popup nudges you — one click or ⌘N jumps back to the terminal. Everything runs locally. No telemetry.
The hookup with my coding agents works great, but I'd love a way to snooze notifications for a set period, like 30 minutes during deep focus. Right now I sometimes miss real errors when I mute the terminal for a while, so a simple "pause PokePoke" toggle with a countdown would be a nice add.
@serhatmant9b7b Thank you for using it. It's a great idea, and I will add this feature as soon as possible.
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Good news — v1.1.1 ships exactly this: Quiet Mode.
Pick a duration (5/15/30/60 min) and PokePoke holds the alert sounds until the countdown ends. Popups still appear as usual, so nothing slips through — when you're back, one click takes you straight to the right session. A countdown sits in the menu bar so you can see the time left, and you can end it early anytime.
Trigger it with ⌘; , or from the Settings window. This one came straight from your feedback — thanks for the suggestion, and happy deep-focusing!
Love that it lives quietly in the menu bar instead of demanding another full window. The one-keystroke jump back to the terminal is the kind of small detail that actually changes how a tool feels day to day.
@selim380478 Really appreciate you giving poke-poke a try! 🙌 Wishing you a happy vibe coding journey. If you have any questions or ideas, drop them in a GitHub issue — I'll actively iterate and ship improvements.
The floating popup actually beats me back to my terminal faster than I noticed the agent had stopped. Love that it stays local with zero telemetry.
@cemgmlcnehrtm Really appreciate you giving poke-poke a try! 🙌 Wishing you a happy vibe coding journey. If you have any questions or ideas, drop them in a GitHub issue — I'll actively iterate and ship improvements.