Claude Code and Codex notch app with NotchNook Pro
NotchNook Pro brings Claude Code and Codex to your Mac notch. Follow sessions, approve commands and answer questions, with AI Usage showing limits and renewal. [2]
Keep the editor open while you follow agent activity from the notch. Use Tray for project files and clipboard history for the references you need during the session. [2]
Start with one recognizable session
Open the Pro agent workspace and identify the project you want to follow. Start with one Claude Code or Codex session, then respond to the commands and questions shown for that project. [2]
Follow a session through a familiar task. Read each command and its context before approving it, and answer questions with the requirements of that project. [2]
Keep the working tools alongside the session
Use Tray for the project files you are moving and clipboard history for a passage copied earlier. Calendar can keep the next commitment within reach while the agent works. [2]
Right-click the notch to edit the workspace, then add, remove or reorder widgets by dragging. Keep the agent tools you use beside the other actions that matter for the project. Choose an arrangement you can recognize at a glance. [2]
Read usage separately from task completion
AI Usage shows the Claude and Codex limits you have used and when they renew. Check the remaining capacity before planning the next session. [2]
Review the agent’s result in your editor and run the checks needed for the change. Keep the session accessible from the Nook while you work through the result.
Try the workflow on a supported Mac
Pro requires Apple silicon and macOS 14.6 or later, with a 48-hour trial without a card. It also supports displays without a physical notch, so you can evaluate the workspace on an external monitor. [1][2]
Download on lo.cafe and follow a real development task from the first question to the final project check. If an interaction is missing, send hi@lo.cafe the agent name, Pro and macOS versions, expected prompt and the step at which it differed.