Vibe Island is a specialized productivity tool designed for developers who use terminal-based AI coding agents. It transforms your MacBook’s notch area into an interactive control center, allowing you to monitor, approve, and interact with various AI agents without ever leaving your IDE or breaking your focus. Whether you are using Claude Code, Cursor, or Gemini CLI, Vibe Island ensures you stay in the “flow” by bringing terminal activities to the forefront of your screen in a beautiful, non-intrusive overlay.

Key Features

• Unified Agent Monitoring: Support for 10+ leading AI coding agents including Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, Cursor, OpenCode, Copilot, and more. All your active sessions appear in one unified, sleek panel.
• Two-Way Interaction: Go beyond simple monitoring. Approve or deny permission requests, answer “AskUser” questions, and review suggested plans with full Markdown rendering directly from the notch.
• Precise Terminal Jump: Instantly jump back to the exact terminal tab, split pane, or tmux session where an agent is running with a single click. Compatible with iTerm2, Ghostty, Warp, and native Terminal.app.
• Zero-Config Setup: On first launch, Vibe Island automatically configures hooks for your CLI tools. No manual editing of config files or API keys required.
• Privacy-First & Local: Your data never leaves your machine. All communication between Vibe Island and your CLI tools happens locally on your Mac.
• Native & Lightweight: Built with Pure Swift for Apple Silicon. It is incredibly fast, using under 50MB of RAM and near-zero CPU when idle.
• Smart Feedback: Enjoy 8-bit synthesized sound alerts for event notifications and visual cues that keep you informed without being distracting.

What's New:

Version 1.0.34:

New Features

• Antigravity CLI support
• Tencent WorkBuddy support
• Update Control redesign. Pick between Notify me, manual checks, or automatic install. The pill reads "Update" when one is available
• AskUserQuestion wizard handles multi-question prompts with pagination and keyboard shortcuts
• Codex usage limit detection. The panel now shows when you've hit your quota
• One switch to toggle every global keyboard shortcut off; reverse mode if you keep colliding with the default keys
• Silence Rules match by prompt text or by which app launched the CLI
• Zellij pane jump support

Improvements

• Warp jumps land on the right tab and pane even after the binding moves between windows
• VS Code and Cursor windows focus faster on jump
• DeepSeek TUI approval prompts show up in the notch panel
• Codex hook trust banner is dismissible. When trust fails it points you at /hooks instead of looping retries
• Cursor subagent workers embed under their parent session
• OpenCode subagent sessions nest correctly under the parent task
• Codex Desktop reveals are now per-thread aware. Viewing thread A no longer hides a completion or warning from thread B
• Hermes plugin install and detection respect the active profile

Fixes

• Cleared leftover status warnings and recap text that could linger from a previous turn
• Terminal title writes work under Claude Code 2.1.139+ CTTY isolation
• Copilot CLI permission and question prompts survive tool-cleanup events

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