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Termy puts Claude Code and Codex in a terminal under the MacBook notch. It shows live status, lets users approve commands, resumes sessions, and switches between projects. Pro adds worktrees, checkpoints, a browser, and on-device dictation; the app requires macOS 26 or later.

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Features

  • Notch status and approvals
  • Project terminals and session resume
  • Worktrees and checkpoints

Use Cases

  • Monitor coding tasks across projects
  • Approve agent commands from the notch

FAQ

Termy puts Claude Code and Codex in a terminal under the MacBook notch. It shows live status, lets users approve commands, resumes sessions, and switches between projects. Pro adds worktrees, checkpoints, a browser, and on-device dictation; the app requires macOS 26 or later. Core capabilities include: Notch status and approvals, Project terminals and session resume, Worktrees and checkpoints.

Common scenarios include: Monitor coding tasks across projects, Approve agent commands from the notch.

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