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When several coding agents are running at once, noticing which one has stopped to ask you something is the slow part. In the screenshot, eight sessions are working and one is waiting for permission at the top of the list. Search or the Waiting filter lets you narrow the list down to that one session. Lunavect shows your Claude Code and Codex sessions in one place, along with each session’s state. One click opens a live session in Terminal or iTerm2. You can also see both tools’ 5h and weekly limits, including reset times. Session data stays on your Mac. There’s no account and no analytics. The app is free and open source, requires macOS 14+, and comes as a universal build. The sessions in the screenshot are demo data. I’m the developer. Source and download: https://github.com/lovach/Lunavect What would you need to see before you’d trust a menu bar app like this with your sessions?   submitted by   /u/SafeTennis3080 [link]   [comments]

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  • 发布时间：2026/9/29 19:55:28