Your agents,
live in the notch.
Vibeclove turns the notch into a Dynamic Island for your agents. Plus your music, calendar and files.
› Fix the flaky login test
› Add dark mode to the settings page
The 1.0 changelog is ready in CHANGELOG.md.
› Add dark mode to the settings page
› Fix the flaky login test
The 1.0 changelog is ready in CHANGELOG.md.
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macOS 26 or later
Questions? Answers.
Is there a free trial?
Yes. Download Vibeclove and use every feature free for 5 days. Then buy a license to keep using it.
Which Macs does it work on?
macOS 26 or later. On MacBooks with a notch, and on external displays too.
How do I know when Claude Code is done or needs me?
The notch shows a spinner while the agent works, a check when it is done, and an orange hand when it waits for you. You can allow, deny or answer in the notch. Click the session to go to its terminal. Codex, Devin and OpenCode work the same way. Gemini CLI and Copilot CLI show when they wait for you, and you answer in the terminal. For Cursor and Amp, the notch shows status only.
Can I see my Claude Code and Codex usage limits?
Yes. The Agents tab shows your Claude 5-hour and weekly limits and your Codex limits, with the time left until each one resets. For Amp and OpenCode, it shows your credits and how much you spent.
Which agents does it work with?
Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Gemini CLI, GitHub Copilot CLI, Devin, OpenCode and Amp. You can approve requests from the notch for Claude Code, Codex, Devin and OpenCode. Gemini CLI and Copilot CLI show when they wait for your approval, and you answer in the terminal. For Cursor and Amp, the island shows status only.
Which terminals can it jump back to?
Terminal, iTerm2, Ghostty, cmux, tmux and herdr go to the exact tab or pane. VS Code, Cursor and Devin open the project's window. Other apps come to the front.
Does it show cloud agents?
No. Vibeclove shows agents that run on your Mac, in a terminal or a desktop app. Cloud sessions, like Claude Code on the web, Codex cloud tasks, Cursor background agents or Amp in the browser, do not show in the notch.
Do I need an agent?
No. Music, widgets, the shelf and the controls work without one. With an agent, your sessions show in the notch too.
Does it send my data anywhere?
No. Vibeclove talks to your agents through small hooks on your Mac. Your prompts, code and files never leave it.
Does it change my agent settings?
It adds small hooks (a small plugin for OpenCode and Amp) and keeps your own. It saves a backup first. To remove them, open Settings › Agents and click Disconnect.
How do updates work?
Vibeclove checks once a day. When an update is ready, a small icon shows next to Settings in the island.
How many Macs can I use it on?
One license is for one Mac.