your agent is waiting. you don’t have to be. claude code and codex prompts land in the notch — answer them without leaving the window you’re in.
a hook fires, the notch opens, you answer, the agent unblocks.
permission requests, settled with one keystroke either way.
multiple choice, with an escape hatch for an answer of your own.
full forms — single-select, multi-select and free text, mixed.
the agent stops, you type, it carries on with your answer.
the surface doesn’t go dark between prompts. it keeps three quiet things.
artwork and transport controls for spotify, apple music and youtube music.
drag files in from anywhere, drag them back out later. nine slots, copies not references.
the last 30 things you copied, one ⇧⌘V away. anything marked confidential is never captured.
download the DMG, drag notch-911 into applications. there’s no paid apple developer account behind this app — two things worth knowing up front.
gatekeeper blocks unsigned apps with a claim that the app “is damaged”. it isn’t — it just carries the quarantine flag every downloaded file gets. remove it once:
xattr -dr com.apple.quarantine /Applications/notch-911.appmacOS ties the accessibility permission (used for direct codex answers) to the code signature, and an unsigned app has no stable identity across versions. the fix: system settings → privacy & security → accessibility, remove notch-911 with −, add it back with +.