Respond
Say yes without the alt‑tab.
When Claude Code asks to run a command, the island shows what and where, with Deny and Allow. One click and your agent is back at work. Ignore it, and the usual prompt takes over after 25 seconds.
Agent Island for Mac
Claude Code in three terminals, Codex in the background, Cursor on the side. Agent Island puts them all in your Mac's notch: who's working, who's done, who needs a yes. Answer right there, without digging through windows.
Early-bird price for the first 50 licenses. One-time, excl. tax.
Pay once, no subscription. 14-day refund, no questions asked.
Before. Seven windows, a stack of notifications, and the one agent that needs you has been waiting, silently, for twelve minutes.
Glance. Agent Island gathers every agent at the notch: who's working, who's done, and who's waiting on you.
Respond. Allow or Deny from the island. Your agent is back at work before you'd have found its window.
Jump in. When a task is done, one click opens that exact conversation.
Usage. Hover for every agent at once, then one click on the gauge shows what's left on each of your plans.
You started four agents. One has been waiting on a yes for twelve minutes. Another finished before your coffee did. You'd only know if you checked. Agent Island checks for you.
What it does
Respond
When Claude Code asks to run a command, the island shows what and where, with Deny and Allow. One click and your agent is back at work. Ignore it, and the usual prompt takes over after 25 seconds.
Jump in
Click an agent and land where it lives, even when it's working in a subfolder of a bigger project.
Usage
Claude, ChatGPT, Grok and Cursor limits side by side, with time to reset. Refreshed every five minutes, only for the apps you have open, and only if you turn it on.
Quota alerts
A nudge at 80% and 90% of any limit, and again after it resets.
Calm by default
No Dock icon, no window. Agents you've seen leave the list by themselves. A soft sound is up to you.
Privacy
bytes of your agents' activity leave your Mac.
Works with
Nothing to install in each tool. Agent Island listens where every agent already reports.
Terminal, VS Code, the Claude app
Every session with its project, what it's doing, and the last line of its answer.
Codex app, ChatGPT app, CLI, VS Code
Each thread with its title, from the first prompt to the final answer.
Cursor's agent
Knows when you send a prompt and when the agent replies, with its last message.
Every Grok agent
Every agent by name, and the app's own badge when one is waiting on you.
Claude Code and Codex, in the terminal or an extension
Each agent with its window's project, and a click brings that exact VS Code window to the front.
Terminal, Ghostty, iTerm, Warp
Claude Code in any tab, with its project name. A click takes you straight back to it.
Claude Code in the Claude app, Codex in ChatGPT
Each session or thread with its title, and a click opens it right where it is.
Claude, ChatGPT, Grok, Cursor
Plan limits and time to reset, read with the sign-in you already have.
Scripts, CI jobs, your own bots
One command puts any job on the island.
$ agent-island-hook send done --name "Nightly export"
Setup
Step 1
Your key and the download arrive by email within a minute. Agent Island settles into the notch: no Dock icon, no window to manage.
Step 2
One click adds it to Claude Code and Cursor. Codex and Grok are picked up on their own.
Step 3
The island stays quiet until an agent finishes or needs you.
Early-bird pricing
No subscription. The price steps up as licenses sell, so the first people on board pay the least. Whatever happens next, your price is locked in.
First 50 licenses
Next 30 licenses
After that
Secure checkout by Dodo Payments, our merchant of record. Tax is added at checkout where it applies. Your license key arrives by email within a minute.
No. On a Mac without a notch, the island sits at the top center of the screen and works exactly the same way.
Claude Code in your terminal (Terminal, Ghostty, iTerm, Warp), in VS Code and in the Claude app, Codex in the Codex app, the ChatGPT app, the CLI and VS Code, Cursor's agent and the Grok Bot app. Anything else can report to the island with a single command.
For Claude Code permission requests, yes. Agent Island answers through Claude Code's hooks, its official way to plug in. If you don't answer within 25 seconds, Claude Code shows its usual prompt.
The other agents don't let outside apps answer for them, so for those, a click takes you straight to the right place.
It reads what your agents already write on your Mac: status events, project names, conversation titles and the last line of an answer, so it can show them. None of it is sent anywhere.
Usage checks are off by default. When you turn them on, they go straight to your AI provider, with the sign-in you already have.
The first 50 licenses are $5, the next 30 are $15, and every license after that is $25. Prices exclude tax. The counter on this page is live, and once you've bought, your license is yours whatever the price does next.
Up to 3 Macs per license. Moving to a new one? Choose Deactivate This Mac in the island's menu, then activate the new Mac with the same key.
Ask for a refund within 14 days of your purchase and you'll get your money back, no questions asked. Just reply to your license email.
A Mac with Apple silicon running macOS 14 Sonoma or later, and at least one of the agents above.
Get Agent Island for $5 while early-bird licenses last.