Approve Claude Code and Codex requests from your Mac's notch
Coding agents stop and wait for you to allow a command. Nibbu shows the request in the notch with Allow and Deny, so you never miss one in a buried terminal.
Coding agents ask before they run commands or change files. The question appears in the terminal where the agent runs, so if you are in another window it can wait for minutes before you notice.
Answer it where you are looking
Nibbu puts the request in the notch the moment it arrives: which agent, which project, the command, and Deny, Always or Allow. Questions with choices are answered the same way. The buttons wait a second before they work, so a stray click never approves anything.
Nibbu also shows each session's progress, the steps done and the one running now, and how much of your plan's limits you have used.
Questions
Which coding agents does it work with?
Claude Code and Codex, through their own hooks, set up from Nibbu's Settings with a preview before anything is changed.
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