For Claude Code and Codex
Lumio turns the MacBook notch into a quiet control room. Every session becomes a little person in a pixel office. One glance, and you know who needs you.
You run three agents at once. One is done. One is waiting for your “yes”. One crashed ten minutes ago. And you find out only when you switch windows.
The notch
When an agent asks for permission or a question, the notch glows soft silver and a dot appears in the menu bar. Answer — and it goes quiet.
Hover the notch: what each agent is doing right now, its plan and how long it has been at it.
The start of the answer, the files it touched and one click back to the project.
The office
Double‑tap the right ⌘ and a pixel office grows out of the notch. Working agents type at their iMacs, the one who needs you stands up, and the ones who are done go for coffee.
Sunrise, sunset and night follow the real sun. At night the lamps glow and the screens light up faces.
Tap, type, Enter — it’s saved. To Lumio, your Obsidian daily note, any folder or Apple Notes.
Music
Now playing from any player or browser tab, with the colours of the cover breathing around the notch.
External monitors get a virtual one.
What got done, fixed and what’s next — in Obsidian.
Claude’s 5‑hour and weekly limits on the office board.
Even the lo‑fi soundtrack. No stock assets.
Everything stays on your Mac.
No accounts, no tracking. No Accessibility or Screen Recording permission. Lumio reads your agents’ local files — and nothing goes to the network unless you turn it on. The daily update check only tells us that one more Mac uses Lumio — by a random number, nothing about you.
Free. Ten seconds to install.
No macOS warnings. Installs and opens Lumio — run it again to update.
curl -fsSL https://lumiomac.com/install.sh | shNeeds macOS 14 Sonoma or later and Claude Code or Codex.
No notch? Lumio draws a virtual one. The dev log needs Obsidian.