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notch-so-good

v4.7.3

Published

The world's smallest coworker lives in your Mac's notch. Peek, a tiny 3D character, watches Claude Code and Codex CLI: notifications, permission approvals from the notch, and usage limits at a glance.

Readme

Notch So Good

The world's smallest coworker lives in your Mac's notch.

Meet Peek, a tiny 3D character who hangs off your MacBook's notch and watches Claude Code and Codex so you don't have to. The more a session needs you, the further Peek climbs out.

Install

npx notch-so-good

No Xcode, no dependencies, no sign-up. Or via Homebrew:

brew install --cask deepshal99/tap/notch-so-good

What it does

  • Lives in the notch. A black pill extends your notch while an agent works: Peek on the left, your 5-hour usage ring on the right. Peek breathes, blinks, glances and reads along.
  • Taps you when you're needed. A question, a finished task or a usage heads-up opens the notch into a card, with the task's name taken from your prompt. Click it to jump to the right terminal tab.
  • Approves from the notch. See the exact command, then Allow, Always allow or Deny, or press ⌃⌥A / ⌃⌥D from any app. It only ever approves when you click; everything else is left to the agent's own rules.
  • Keeps every session straight. Hover the pill to see all your agents, each with its own colour, task and timer.
  • Knows your limits. Claude Code and Codex 5-hour and weekly usage, reset times, a pace forecast, and heads-ups at 80% and 95%.
  • Has style. Eight finishes for Peek: Obsidian, Chrome, Gold, Holo, Neon, Porcelain, Gummy and Frosted.

Requirements

  • macOS 14+ (Sonoma or later)
  • Claude Code or OpenAI Codex CLI
  • A MacBook with a notch is best; any Mac works

Links

MIT · made by Deepak