macOS

A macOS menu bar app for monitoring and approving AI coding agents like Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, OpenCode, OpenClaw, and Hermes. It shows live status, last messages, quick replies, and one-click approval, and it can build from source as a free open-source project.

Open-source terminal app for multi-agent coding that lets one lead agent coordinate a team, manage worktrees, and keep the user in one thread.

A local-first macOS desktop app for tracking manga and book libraries and turning chapters into narrated recap videos using local vision models, TTS, and swappable video backends.

A Mac notch app that surfaces Claude Code and Codex approval prompts in the menu bar/notch so developers can approve or deny requests without switching back to the terminal.

A macOS voice assistant for Claude Code that talks through project ideas, writes specs, launches builds, and alerts you when a session needs attention.

An offline desktop time tracker for Windows and macOS that automatically logs app and website activity, classifies work locally with on-device AI, and helps prepare client invoices without cloud syncing or manual timers.

A macOS desktop workspace for AI-assisted development that combines chat, Kanban, repo browsing, subagent tracking, and local code review.

Cupertino is a macOS app that exposes Apple apps like Mail, Calendar, Contacts, Messages, Notes, Safari, Maps, Screen, and Sound through MCP servers for agents. It includes a signed menu-bar app, a visible permission model, read/write controls, and a live session log.

Local-first private planning and decision workspace that turns messy documents into structured plans, grounded outputs, and traceable decisions with citations and audit trails.

OpenEdit is an open-source, agent-driven video editing pipeline that lets coding agents add subtitles, cut, reframe, and generate motion graphics without a GUI or timeline.

Local-first macOS app for recording, live transcription, speaker labeling, and AI-assisted meeting notes. It connects to MCP clients so an AI can follow the conversation live and produce advice, action items, and recaps.

A macOS terminal app that lets AI agents “live” in a shared environment with the user, with customizable scenes, UI, and behavior packs.

A private AI meeting-notes app that transcribes calls locally and uses Codex, Claude Code, or a local LLM to generate summaries and action items on-device.

A macOS menu bar app that turns AI coding token usage from Claude Code, Codex, and Gemini CLI into a Pokémon companion, while also tracking spend and usage limits from local logs.

An MCP server for framing screenshots and screen recordings in realistic Apple device bezels from an AI assistant. It wraps the Bezelbub CLI and supports image framing, video framing, device lookup, and Claude Code/Desktop setup.

A macOS command-line tool for on-device AI and voice tasks, including speak, listen, transcribe, chat, and an OpenAI-compatible local server.

Contextify stores Claude Code and Codex sessions in a private, searchable timeline, with cross-device sync and self-hosted options. It targets AI coding workflows and adds real-time session tracking, full-text search, and local Apple Intelligence summaries on supported macOS versions.

A macOS menu bar app that keeps a Mac awake only while AI coding agents are actively working, with hook integrations for multiple agents and support for clamshell sleep control.

Wolffish is a local desktop AI agent that runs on a user’s machine with full system access. It emphasizes offline operation, Markdown-based memory/brain files, and simple skill-based extension via SKILL.md.

macOS CLI tool that load-balances Claude Code sessions across multiple subscriptions by selecting the emptiest account before launch.

LocalCode turns plain English into CLI commands on Apple Silicon Macs using Apple’s on-device Foundation Models framework, then asks for approval before running them.

A minimal native macOS sandbox for running Claude Code or Codex with OS-enforced limits on what the agent can touch.

A macOS utility that compresses screenshots locally and copies them to the clipboard for use with coding agents like Codex and Claude.

Hodor is a native macOS prompt launcher that lets you save prompts and paste them into ChatGPT, Claude, or other AI tools with shortcuts, edge browsing, or keywords. It is open source, notarized, and runs fully local with no data collection.