FOR CODEX
A Codex session monitor in your Mac's notch
NapCat recognizes Codex among 27+ coding agents and puts each running session in your notch, so a long Codex run is one glance away instead of buried in a terminal tab.
Every Codex run, live in the notch
NapCat reads your Mac’s running processes locally and read-only, and shows each Codex session as a live row in a Dynamic Island-style panel: what it is doing right now, and which one has stopped and needs you. No plugins, no configuration.
Jump straight to the tab
Click a Codex row and NapCat brings its exact terminal tab forward in Terminal, iTerm2 or Warp, so you stop hunting through windows to find the run that finished.
Keep the Mac awake while it works
One shortcut (⌥⌘N) drops a frosted “asleep” screen over your Mac while Codex keeps running underneath. Keep-awake holds off system sleep, display sleep and the lock timer, so an overnight run finishes. See keep your Mac awake while agents run.
A note on what’s Claude-specific
Two NapCat features are tied to Claude Code today: approving permission prompts from the notch, and the Claude usage meter. Codex sessions get the live monitoring, the jump-to-tab, notifications, and the nap overlay. We would rather say so than imply more than the app does.
Related
See everything on the NapCat homepage, compare it in NapCat vs Vibe Island, or read about Claude Code and Cursor support.
NapCat does all of this from your Mac’s notch - for five dollars, once.
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