HawkyRun Claude Code in a few repositories at once and one of them will stop and wait — silently, in a window you are not looking at. Hawky keeps watch from the menu bar and takes you straight to that tab.
macOS 14 or later, Apple silicon
Claude Code waits for your permission, or for your next prompt.
The number of permission waits appears next to the hawk, with the number of working sessions and a small spinner beside it. Nothing pops up to interrupt you.
The session's tab comes to the front. ⌃⌥H does it too.
However many windows and tabs share a repository, Hawky tells them apart by the session's title.
Merged your windows into macOS tabs? Hawky still finds the tab behind them.
Approve, deny or type your next prompt and it goes away. Close the editor and anything left goes too.
A session that has finished and is waiting for your next prompt is listed on its own, without adding to the count.
The number of sessions Claude Code is working on sits under the permission count, with a small spinner. A session you stop with Esc drops out of it.
Download the DMG and drag Hawky into Applications, or use Homebrew.
brew install --cask piro0919/tap/hawkyThe author is not a registered Apple developer, so the first launch is blocked. Open System Settings → Privacy & Security and click Open Anyway.
Choose Settings… in Hawky's menu and click Connect.
Allow Accessibility access when Hawky asks. It uses it to bring the tab to the front.