“ThreadVigil is essential when running parallel Claude Code and Codex sessions. Being able to catch waiting agents without constantly checking terminal windows is a massive flow boost.”
Private mission control for coding agents
Never lose track of an agent again.
ThreadVigil brings Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, and Cursor into one native macOS dashboard. See what is working, what is waiting for you, and what each supported session costs—without sending your coding history to another cloud.
Free · Local-first · macOS 14+
Native macOS Mission Control Dashboard
One glance. Every agent.
Stay focused on the work instead of checking terminals one by one.
Know who needs you
Get a local notification when a supported session explicitly starts waiting for input.
Track local cost estimates
Review input, output, and cache token estimates using a transparent pricing table.
Hand off without rediscovery
Generate an editable, paste-ready continuation handoff locally when you request it.
Keep coding history private
Normalized session history stays on your Mac. Full transcripts are not stored by ThreadVigil.
Built for real multi-agent work.
Explore the live dashboard, menu bar quick-view, and automated handoffs.
Local by design.
ThreadVigil reads supported local coding-agent session data to determine status, estimate costs, and generate a handoff only when requested. It stores normalized metadata for seven days rather than full transcripts. Routine network access is limited to Sparkle update checks.
Cursor detail depends on the stable, privacy-safe local formats available on your Mac and may be limited to process-level monitoring.
Keep every coding agent in view.
ThreadVigil is free for macOS 14 or later.