Harness Bridge
SDK / ToolA local launcher that points Claude Code and seven other coding harnesses at any OpenAI-, Anthropic- or Responses-compatible endpoint — without editing a single config file.
- launcher
- local-models
- cli
- menu-bar
A macOS notch app that shows how much of each coding assistant's usage limit you've burned — Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, and more at a glance.
Codenotch pins a small notch to a screen edge and draws one ring per coding assistant's usage limit: Claude Code reads the official /usage endpoint (falling back to the OAuth token Claude Code itself uses), Cursor and Codex read their local sign-ins, so numbers match what each tool reports. Hover a ring for limit windows and reset times, and its shape shows whether the assistant is working, done, or waiting on you. Official builds ship as a signed DMG with Sparkle auto-update; a Rust/Tauri Windows port lives in the same repo.
For anyone running multiple coding assistants against weekly or five-hour limits who is tired of discovering the wall by hitting it.
# Download Codenotch.dmg from GitHub Releases (v1.6.0 at time of writing) open https://github.com/vinzdg/codenotch/releases/latest # Build from source instead: brew install xcodegen make run
macOS 26+ only for the native app. Claude's ring shows the current-session window (same as /usage), not the weekly window. Debug builds are ad-hoc signed, so macOS re-prompts for keychain access on every launch — use the released DMG.
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A local launcher that points Claude Code and seven other coding harnesses at any OpenAI-, Anthropic- or Responses-compatible endpoint — without editing a single config file.
Answers macOS Spotlight and Siri prompts with your signed-in Claude Code account — an experimental macOS 27 model-delegation provider.
Extract your own local chat history from ten AI coding assistants into one normalized JSONL — for fine-tuning, analytics, or backing up years of conversations. Standard library only.