Gnista

Gnista is a macOS utility that watches every coding agent you launch, from Claude Code and Codex to Gemini CLI, and alerts you the moment one needs your input. Key features: • Monitors Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, Copilot, Cursor, and other coding agents • Displays live status in the MacBook notch or menu bar • Notifies you instantly when an agent is blocked, waiting, or finished • Lets you run many agents in parallel without constant checking • Works across multiple terminal sessions and projects • Free 7-day trial with no account or card required, then a one-time €19 purchase. Gnista is built for developers who run several coding agents at once and want to keep working while those agents do the heavy lifting. Instead of switching between terminal windows to see whether an agent has stalled, asked a question, or completed its task, you glance at the notch or menu bar and get on with your work. The interface stays out of the way until it is needed, so it adds little distraction to your day. Ideal for software engineers, indie hackers, and small teams who delegate coding tasks to multiple agents and need to respond quickly when attention is required. It is especially useful for long-running refactors, test runs, and parallel feature branches where any single agent can silently get stuck.