CrewTower turns the MacBook notch into a control panel for AI coding agents.

Sessions from Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Gemini CLI, Qwen Code and opencode appear live in the notch as they run, so you can see what every agent is doing without keeping a terminal in front of you.

When one needs permission to run a command, asks a question, or hands you a plan, the notch expands with the actual command, a warning if it is destructive, and buttons to allow, deny, answer or push back in your own words.

Answering never touches your terminal and never sends a keystroke: the notch replies to the agent's own blocked hook over a local socket. When you do want the terminal, one click lands you on the exact tab or tmux pane, across nine terminal apps.

It also shows how much of your Claude or Codex quota is left and how full each session's context window is, so a long task does not stop on you halfway through.

Native Swift and SwiftUI, no Electron, no account, no telemetry, nothing leaves the Mac. macOS 15 or later, $9.99 one time for one Mac.