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CrewTower
CrewTower brings supported AI agents into your Mac’s notch. Check progress, answer requests, and return to the right session across desktop apps and terminals.
- Category
- Other
- Stage
- Beta
- For
- Mac Users
About
CrewTower brings supported AI agents into your Mac’s notch. Check progress, answer requests, and return to the right session across desktop apps and terminals.
Features
- Problem
- Agent requests can sit unseen in background sessions.
- How it works
- Shows waiting requests ahead of still-running sessions and lets users approve, deny, answer questions, or review plans from the notch when the agent supports a response connection.
- Result
- Less session checking and fewer context switches.
- Why
- Users can resolve the agent’s pause where they are instead of hunting for its terminal or app.
- Problem
- Approving an unclear or destructive command is risky.
- How it works
- Displays the request details and visibly flags destructive shell commands; approvals can be granted once, for a session, or always where supported.
- Result
- Safer, more controlled agent approvals.
- Why
- The user can inspect what an agent wants to do before deciding.
- Problem
- Returning to a running task often means searching through windows, tabs, and panes.
- How it works
- Jump opens the relevant Claude Code or Codex desktop session, or the exact supported terminal tab or tmux pane.
- Result
- Users get back to the correct task faster.
- Why
- CrewTower records and surfaces the session users need rather than only the host application.
- Problem
- It is difficult to know whether agents are progressing or nearing limits without opening each session.
- How it works
- Shows live activity, per-session context rings, and Claude and Codex usage windows with reset timing.
- Result
- Users can monitor work and limits at a glance.
- Why
- Progress and capacity are visible alongside the sessions that need attention.
- Problem
- Agent notifications can disrupt focused work or expose information on shared screens.
- How it works
- Provides privacy mode, configurable reminders and sounds, and a notch/pill interface that works across displays.
- Result
- Agent oversight stays available without unnecessary interruption.
- Why
- Users control when CrewTower opens or alerts while agents continue running.
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