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SupaYatta
SupaYatta is a macOS menu bar utility that tracks and displays active AI coding agent sessions directly in the MacBook notch.
SupaYatta is a native macOS utility designed to monitor AI coding agent sessions from Claude Code, Claude Cowork, and Codex. It lives in the MacBook notch or floats on any Mac screen, alerting users with chimes, screen glows, and status counts when agents finish tasks or require input. The app reads session status, project folders, task titles, and short replies locally without uploading prompts, code, or private data to external servers. It integrates with terminal apps and desktop clients using local lifecycle hooks and read-only transcript readers. Users can also maintain a personal to-do list alongside the agent sessions and manage placement settings directly.
SupaYatta at a glance
- Best for: Software engineer
- Runs on: macOS
- Pricing: Pay once, use forever with lifetime updates; 14-day money-back guarantee.
- Released: October 2026
- Category: AI productivity tool
- Website: supayatta.com
Key features
- Tracks Claude Code, Cowork, and Codex sessions
- Displays status alerts in the Mac notch or floating bar
- Plays chimes and glows screen edges when agents need help
- Shows usage bars for active subscriptions
- Maintains a personal to-do list alongside agent sessions
- Saves session states and recent alerts locally
- Backs up and restores configuration settings automatically
Use it for
- Monitoring background AI coding agent progress without checking terminals
- Receiving alerts when an AI agent requires input or approval
- Managing personal tasks alongside active AI coding sessions
- Tracking usage limits for Claude and Codex subscriptions
Companions
Tools that articles about SupaYatta recommend using with it, each with its job.
- Claude Code — Built to work with Claude Code.
- Codex — Built to work with Codex.
- Context7 — Provides up-to-date documentation for AI agents and code editors.
- Superpowers — Brainstorm, plan and execute skills for bigger tasks.
- Playwright MCP — Enables LLMs to interact with web pages using structured accessibility snapshots.
- GitHub MCP Server — Reads pull requests, issues and code search on GitHub.
Alternatives to SupaYatta
- Coucou — It provides open-source, real-time agent monitoring and approvals directly from the screen notch.
- Whytap — Runs locally with zero telemetry and lets users bring their own API keys.
- Peekaboo — Enables AI agents to interact with macOS applications directly.
- CrewTower Mod for Claude Code — Monitors AI coding agents and handles requests directly from your Mac notch.
- cmux — It features vertical tabs, notification rings, and split panes for AI coding.
- abtop — Monitor multiple AI agent sessions and detect orphan ports from a single screen.
- Awakado — Tracks 21 coding agents and keeps the Mac awake only while they work.
- Lancetta — It calculates exact quota guidance locally without spending any model tokens.
- NotchDodo — It keeps timers, calendars, files, and AI agent usage accessible right from the menu bar.
- AgentDock — Manages multiple coding agents from one screen-edge inbox without switching tabs.
- Evlat: which agent is waiting on you? — Tracks multiple AI agent sessions and remote builds on one screen edge.
- Waterline by Ascenda — Visualizes whether AI agents are still working, readable from across the room.
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