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Spyhop
See which Claude Code or Codex session needs you
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See which Claude Code or Codex session needs you
1 follower
Spyhop is a free, open-source Mac menu bar app for people running many Claude Code, Codex or OMP sessions. It puts them all on one board, shows whose turn it is and what step each is on, and lets AI group them by topic. Works in iTerm2, Ghostty, Orca and more.
Hi Product Hunt! 👋
I’m LeeLee, an SRE who regularly runs Claude Code, Codex, and OMP across several terminals. The hard part is not starting agents. It’s noticing the moment one finishes, gets stuck, or needs a decision.
🦦 Spyhop is a free, open-source macOS menu bar app that puts every AI coding session on one board, so the next thing needing your attention is always visible.
What you get:
👀 See who needs you
Sessions waiting for you rise to the top. The menu-bar orca shows the count.
🧭 See progress at a glance
Spyhop reads each local transcript and shows what’s done, what’s happening now, and what comes next.
⚡ Jump into the right context
Click any card to open that exact terminal tab or Orca pane.
🅿️ Pause without losing the thread
Drag a session to On hold, then bring it back when you’re ready. The conversation continues in Orca.
🧠 Group work by topic
One click groups sessions by what they are actually working on, rather than by terminal or folder.
✅ Works with Orca, Terminal, iTerm2, Ghostty, WezTerm, cmux, and Claude Desktop.
💻 macOS 13+ · MIT licensed · one Homebrew command
🔒 Privacy: “My turn” stays on your Mac. For summaries and AI topic grouping, only the transcript is sent to the summarizer you choose, with keys and tokens masked first.
I built Spyhop because I kept missing those small “your turn” moments while juggling agents. I’d love to hear: which terminal or agent should it support next, and does AI topic grouping match how you work?