Pickcoucou: A character that directly controls Claude Code sessions from the MacBook notch

A small character named 'Mochi' resides in the MacBook notch or at the top of the Windows screen, monitoring Claude Code sessions in real time. It displays the process of code reading and editing step by step, and when a permission approval request arrives, you can click Allow or Deny directly in the notch to handle it.

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Beyond being a simple monitoring tool, it supports interactions such as asking questions by dragging and dropping files, or attaching specific windows to the character to pass them as context. It supports integration with major services like Stripe, GitHub, and Notion, with each integration assigned a uniquely colored character.

The macOS version is developed with Swift 6 and SwiftUI, having no external dependencies, while the Windows version runs on Tauri 2. All data is stored in the local Keychain or Credential Manager, and no telemetry is collected, making it suitable for developers who prioritize privacy.