AgentPerchConnect your coding tools
Choose a supported integration and start a new session. Setup checks for an arriving event, so a connection means more than a checked box.
Coming to the Mac App Store
Your agents work.
You keep your flow.
A quiet place for your coding agents, right in your Mac’s notch or menu bar. See what’s working, what needs you, and what’s ready to review.
A native Mac app. Currently in private beta.
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Needs you1
Codex · Sample projectWaiting for approval
1 needs youOn this Mac
A little less checking. A little more focus.
Interactive illustration · sample data, not a live session
Keep the work in sight.
Give the rest your attention.
One small panel for the moments between writing a prompt and reviewing the result.
Know when you’re needed
Observed sessions gather into Working, Needs you, Ready to review and Recent. Unconfirmed activity is marked clearly; unresolved requests stay visible.
Return with context
Expand a row for details, then use a supported session link or copy a CLI resume command. Review and approval decisions stay with you.
A companion to your tools.
Start with Codex or Claude Code. CLI and desktop connections have separate coverage, and each integration has its own limits.
AgentPerch observes activity. It doesn’t approve tool requests, send prompts or change provider trust settings.
Read compatibility details- Codex
- CLI and desktopPrivate-beta activity observed
- Claude Code
- CLI and desktopPrivate-beta activity observed
- Cursor, Gemini CLI,
Copilot CLI, OpenCode - ExperimentalCoverage and real-event verification vary
Regular Claude Chat and Cowork are not supported. Private-beta observations do not establish every lifecycle or approval scenario, or acceptance of the forthcoming Mac App Store integration.
Local activity.
Deliberate boundaries.
Your coding work belongs in your coding tools. AgentPerch keeps normalized session metadata on your Mac, without retaining prompts or replies.
Read the privacy policy- No AgentPerch account or provider credentials required.
- Session metadata can include project labels, identifiers, timestamps and supported numeric usage.
- Usage reflects observed Codex requests only. Subscription allowances and cost estimates are unavailable.
- Optional local counters and sanitized crash reporting are off by default for fresh installations.
A small app, getting ready.
AgentPerch is in private beta and is not yet available to download. A paid Mac App Store release is planned. Pricing and a launch date have not been announced.