CrewTower is an innovative developer tool designed specifically for MacBook users to manage and control multiple AI coding agents directly from the hardware notch or menu bar. As developers increasingly run concurrent AI agent sessions—such as Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Gemini, Qwen, and OpenCode—keeping track of terminal prompts and permissions can quickly become overwhelming.

CrewTower solves this bottleneck by monitoring your active AI coding agents in real-time. When an agent requires permission to run a command, execute a file edit, or ask a question, the request surfaces right in your MacBook notch with full context. You can seamlessly approve or deny actions with a single click, eliminating the need to constantly alt-tab or hunt through terminal windows. It provides a centralized dashboard view where you can see every session at once—whether it is working, waiting, or completed—and jump straight to the correct terminal window instantly.

Pros of CrewTower

Lives directly in your MacBook notch for seamless, unobtrusive monitoring
Supports multiple popular AI coding agents including Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Gemini, Qwen, and OpenCode
One-click approval or denial for agent permissions without touching the terminal
Provides full context for requests, including exact commands, file edits, and questions
Gives a unified view of all active sessions, showing status as working, waiting, or done

Cons of CrewTower

Limited to MacBook users due to its deep integration with the MacBook notch
Requires using supported AI coding agents
Does not replace the terminal entirely, though it minimizes terminal switching

Frequently Asked Questions

What AI coding agents does CrewTower support?

CrewTower supports a wide range of popular AI coding agents, including Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Gemini, Qwen, and OpenCode.

How does CrewTower help manage agent permissions?

When an AI agent needs permission to execute a command, edit a file, or ask a question, the request appears in your MacBook notch with full context. You can then approve or deny the request with a single click without having to switch to the terminal.