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Your coding agents, at their desks.

Midtown is a Mac app that puts Claude Code and Codex in a living pixel-art office. Every conversation is the real CLI.

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Demo mode: the agents and projects are simulated. In the notch, a permission request: Bash wants to run npm test.

See who works and who waits for you

Each session is a character at their desk, one room per project. Their posture is the session's real state.

  • Working
  • On break
  • Waiting for you

Every conversation is the real CLI

Claude Code and Codex run in their own terminal, with their own commands. Midtown frames them and never redraws them.

A conversation opened over the office, in demo mode: the Claude Code CLI in Midtown's terminal, a queued message in the strip above it, and the status bar below saying Working.

Answer permissions from the notch

When Claude Code asks to run a command, the request opens in your Mac's notch. Allow or deny it without looking for the window.

Drawn after the real panel. The CLI's own dialog stays in the terminal too.

Hand a conversation from Claude to Codex

Pass the work on with a prepared note, and send review feedback back in one click.

The Hand over dialog: hand this work over to Codex, the next step, what to send (files changed, checks, the last request and reply, project notes) and the handover note.

Keep goals, review what changed

Goals per project with done criteria and decisions, and the files each session changed, with comments on lines.

The Goals panel for the project atlas: the goal Ship the new checkout in progress, one of three done criteria ticked, two decisions, a deliverable and the conversations working for it.

Hold meetings, schedule tasks

A meeting room relays between two to four agents. Scheduled tasks run on their own, each in a terminal you can watch.

A meeting in demo mode: the question Should the synchronization module be split, turn 1 of 12 between an architect, a reviewer and a tester, next to the meeting room.

Zoom out to Manhattan

From your floor to the block, the district and the whole island, by day and by night.

The Financial District at night, seen from above: lit windows, streets and bridges, Midtown's building marked by a waiting sign.
Time of day

Try it in demo mode first

Simulated agents, projects and conversations, never mixed with your real sessions.

The office at night in demo mode, under the banner Demo, simulated activity: agents at their desks, the break room, the city lit behind the windows.

What you need

  • A Mac with Apple silicon
  • macOS 14 Sonoma or later
  • Claude Code, Codex or both, installed and signed in
  • Your own subscriptions: Midtown never asks for an API key

Price

€9.99

Available soon

Questions

Does Midtown need an API key?

No. Midtown uses your subscriptions through the claude and codex CLIs, signed in on your Mac. It never asks for an API key.

Which CLIs does it work with?

Claude Code (claude) and Codex (codex). Midtown also shows sessions started elsewhere: Claude Code in a terminal or in Claude Desktop, and Codex threads from the ChatGPT app, the CLI or codex exec.

What happens to my conversations?

They stay where the CLIs keep them, on your Mac. Midtown has no account, no server and no analytics: it reads the CLIs' files locally, and your conversations go only where the CLIs send them, to Anthropic or OpenAI.

Does it work on a Mac without a notch?

Yes. On a Mac or a display without a notch, requests open at the top centre of the screen, under the menu bar. The CLI's own dialog also stays in the terminal.

Is Midtown open source?

No. Midtown is not open source; all rights are reserved.