Pushary Isle puts Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Gemini CLI, VS Code and OpenCode in your Mac’s notch. Approve with one key, jump to the right terminal, or answer from your phone when you walk away. Native, 8 MB to download, 38 MB at rest, measured.
Hey PH 👋 Aadil here.
The last Pushary launch put agent approvals on your lock screen. This one brings them into the Mac notch.
The problem
When several agents are running, the interruption is small but constant: find the right terminal, read the question, move your hand to the mouse, answer, go back. Most notch apps stop helping when you stand up.
What’s new
Pushary Isle opens when an agent needs you. Y/N answers a permission. 1–9 picks an option. You can type a reply or jump straight to the terminal tab that asked.
Open the app and it finds Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Gemini CLI, VS Code and OpenCode already on your Mac. No command, key or config file.
It is native SwiftUI + AppKit: a 7 MB download, 38 MB idle memory and 0% idle CPU in our test. The measurements and command to reproduce them are on the site.
When you walk away, the same decision reaches your phone, browser or Slack. Answer once and it closes everywhere.
Honest bits
It needs macOS 14+. The Mac app is free to download and runs on a Pushary plan: $9.99/month after a 3-day trial. Vibe Island supports more agents, SSH and quota tracking. Pushary is for people who want the decision to follow them away from the desk, with a lighter footprint and an audit trail.
What I’d love from you
Run two agents at once and tell me whether the notch catches the right moment without becoming another thing to manage.
I’ll be here all day <3
It's looking pretty neat the way notifications and the interaction comes in from the notch!
Aadil — the "hunting through terminal tabs just to hit Y" problem is real, and the notch is the right amount of UI for it. Two questions: when two agents ask at the same moment, does the notch queue them or show both? And does a per-tool auto-approve policy survive an app update, or do I set it again? Also, thanks for the note on our AskDeck launch yesterday. Same instinct on our side: the answer should come to you wherever you are, not the other way round.
About Pushary on Product Hunt
“Every agent accessible via your Mac’s notch”
Pushary launched on Product Hunt on September 18th, 2026 and earned 186 upvotes and 17 comments, placing #8 on the daily leaderboard. Pushary Isle puts Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Gemini CLI, VS Code and OpenCode in your Mac’s notch. Approve with one key, jump to the right terminal, or answer from your phone when you walk away. Native, 8 MB to download, 38 MB at rest, measured.
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Who hunted Pushary?
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