Keep an eye on Claude Code, Codex and Cursor from your notch

Five agents, one bar

SideDock follows Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Antigravity and Hermes on your Mac. While one works, the notch shows its logo on one side and its state on the other: a white spinner while it’s busy, an amber hand when it needs you, a green tick when it’s done, red when something failed.

When an agent asks for something, the bar widens for a moment to say “Needs you”, so you don’t come back an hour later to a question it asked in the first minute.

Click for the whole session

Click the bar and the session opens at full size: what the agent did, step by step; every file it changed, with the diff; and the terminal, with the checks it ran and whether they passed. You see the work without switching windows or scrolling a transcript.

The widgets around it

• Coding Sessions: every session that’s working, and the latest results.
• AI Usage: how much of your Claude, Codex, Cursor, Grok, Gemini and Antigravity limits is left, and when they reset.
• Local Servers and Docker: what’s running, and a click to open, start or stop it.
• Git Status and GitHub: uncommitted changes, commits to push, and pull requests waiting for your review.

What it reads

SideDock reads the agents’ progress on your Mac, through hooks you install, and shows it in the notch. Nothing goes anywhere else.