Nothing to install
vibecheck reads the session files Claude Code, Codex and pi already write. Start an agent and it shows up.
Every coding agent, at the edge of your screen.
vibecheck is a native macOS panel that tucks against the side of your display. Hover it to see which agents are working, which are waiting on you and how much of your plan is left.
brew install --cask ikramhasan/tap/vibecheckFree · macOS 26 on Apple Silicon
One orb per session
The tab stays a few pixels wide. Each orb tells you what its agent is up to, in the style you pick.
- WorkingRunning a tool or writing a reply
- AskingWaiting on your answer
- BlockedHit a usage limit
- Your turnDone, back to you
Knows when it's your turn
Questions and plan approvals jump to the top, and you get a nudge when an agent finishes.
Plan usage at a glance
5-hour, weekly and monthly limits for Claude, Codex and Kiro, read from the sign-in each agent already has.
Sessions on other machines
Add an ssh host and its sessions stream in beside your local ones over a single connection.
Dev servers and diffs
See which servers a session started, stop them, and check what it changed without leaving your editor.
Read-only by design
It never writes, moves or locks an agent's files, and never refreshes its tokens. It only watches.
Check the vibe.
brew install --cask ikramhasan/tap/vibecheckInstalls through Homebrew and updates itself.