Claude Code and Codex, one glance up

Run agents in a few terminals and stop checking each one. Hushtop puts every session in the notch and tells you when one needs you.

Hushtop’s AI panel in the notch: Claude Code at 82% of its 5-hour limit, Codex at 23%, one session waiting for an answer with an Open Terminal button, two more working.

Every session in one list

Each Claude Code and Codex session shows up with its project, branch and what it is doing right now, like editing a file or running tests. History keeps past sessions, with a command to resume each one.

The one that needs you comes first

When an agent is waiting for your answer, it moves to the top and the notch tells you. One click brings that agent’s exact terminal window to the front. This uses Claude Code’s hooks, which Hushtop can set up for you; it shows every change before it makes it.

Know before you hit the limit

Your 5-hour and weekly limits sit next to each session, with when you will run out at the current pace, and a heads-up as you get close or when a window resets. Claude limits come from Claude Code’s status line; reading them from your Anthropic account is optional and off by default.

Keep your Mac awake for the work

Keep awake holds off sleep while agents and builds run, even with the lid closed, then lets your Mac sleep when the work is done. When you step away, alerts can follow you to your iPhone through iCloud Reminders or your own Telegram bot.

Set up in a minute

Pick Developer or AI engineer when you first open Hushtop and the right tools turn on. The AI setup check looks over your Claude Code and Codex setup and fixes what it can. Your own configuration keeps working, and Remove undoes everything.

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