Waiting, stuck and limits
Who is waiting on you, who is stuck, how close the limit is.
Every agent on the machine, your own terminal's included: which one waits on you, which one loops, what each does now, how close each plan is to its limit.
Notarized by Apple. One file for Apple silicon and Intel, macOS 13 or later.
Or run it yourself:
Paste in Terminal: it installs Caprock and opens it.Or with Homebrew: brew install --cask dspv/tap/caprock-app
Nothing waits on you unseen
A session at a permission prompt or a question comes first in the sidebar and in ⌘K; answer Yes or No from the card for the ones Caprock started.
Loop alerts
An alert when an agent repeats the same tool call, before it burns the afternoon.
Plan limits, live
Claude's and Codex's 5-hour and weekly windows, when they reset, and a warning at 90%.
More than one sign-in Premium
Work and personal Claude Code or Codex accounts side by side, each with its own plan windows, one as the default and a plan per Claude Code account. Three per agent are free, your own included; Premium adds more.
The agent cockpit
Beside the terminal: what the session is doing this second, how full its context is, what the next call pays, and what it has cost.
Subagents, opened
Click one to read the task it was given, every call it makes, how long each took and what it answered.
The agent's own task list
The todos Claude Code, OpenCode and Codex keep for themselves, with 3 of 7 done above them.
Notifications with Approve and Deny
On macOS and Linux, when a session Caprock started asks for permission, answer from the notification.
Switch permission mode live
Move a Claude Code session Caprock started between default, accept edits, plan, auto and bypass from a chip in its header.
A queue with rough times
Messages queued for your agents in order, each with a start and done range from that project's past turns.
What a session costs the machine
Each session's CPU and memory in the status bar, and a mark on one that holds a full core or 2 GB.
Claude Code's status line
Model, context and plan windows at the bottom of Claude Code: Full adds cost and counters, Short leaves them out, or Off.
Try it on the sessions you already run.
Free and open source · macOS, Windows and Linux · no account
Notarized by Apple. One file for Apple silicon and Intel, macOS 13 or later.
Or run it yourself:
Paste in Terminal: it installs Caprock and opens it.Or with Homebrew: brew install --cask dspv/tap/caprock-app