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Agent Island lives in the MacBook notch and shows whether Claude Code or Codex is running, waiting, stalled, or ready to resume. It is a local-first macOS app for heavy agentic coding users who want clearer 5-hour reset and weekly usage feedback without babysitting terminals.
I built Agent Island because my long Claude Code and Codex runs kept finishing or stalling while I was away. The annoying part was not only the wait; it was the lack of a small, honest signal for still running, your turn, stalled, or reset window passed.
It is a native macOS app that uses the notch / menu-bar area as the state surface. Session monitoring is local. Auto-resume is explicit and opt-in because it can spend tokens.
I would especially like feedback from people who run agentic coding tasks for hours: what state should be visible at a glance?
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About Agent Island on Product Hunt
“AI night-watch for Claude Code and Codex runs”
Agent Island was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #107 on the daily leaderboard. Agent Island lives in the MacBook notch and shows whether Claude Code or Codex is running, waiting, stalled, or ready to resume. It is a local-first macOS app for heavy agentic coding users who want clearer 5-hour reset and weekly usage feedback without babysitting terminals.
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