A small glance in your menu bar for when you're running a lot of AI coding agents.
Am I about to hit my limits?
Every account, with what's left in each window and the date it resets, lowest first.
What are my agents doing right now?
Each T3 Code agent by name, who started it, and how long it's been since it said anything.
git clone https://github.com/yeqiuqiu123/nagi.git && cd nagi && ./install.shThe real panel, on demo data, sped up.
When it's closed, it's just a number.
The count in your menu bar or tray is how many agents are running. A mark after it says why you might look.
- 凪 3
- Agents are running and nothing needs you.
- 凪 3 · ?
- An agent is asking you something.
- 凪 3 · ●
- An agent has been quiet for longer than you allow.
- 凪 3 · empty
- A limit window is used up.
- 凪 –
- Nagi can't reach T3 Code right now.
It stays on your computer.
No cloud, no account, no telemetry. Nagi reads T3 Code with a read-only token, so it can't stop, send or approve anything.
Its reader listens only on 127.0.0.1 and answers only you. To watch another computer, it connects over your own Tailscale.
It only says what it knows.
- couldn't check · tried 17:31
- When it can't read your limits.
- Instead of a 0.
- 64% leftWed 18 Nov 19:31
- Every window, with the date it resets.
- Instead of a countdown.
- Can't reach T3 Codetried 17:31 · list from 17:28
- The last list it read stays up, with the time.
- Instead of 0 running.
When it can't see, it says so.
Works with T3 Code today.
Each other agent app only needs a small adapter. Coming soon: Codex, Claude Code, OpenBot, Pi, oh-my-pi, Hermes, OpenClaw and OpenCode.
Install Nagi
It runs on Linux or macOS and needs Python 3.11 or newer. The installer keeps any data, owner key and connections you already have, and asks before it uses sudo.
git clone https://github.com/yeqiuqiu123/nagi.git && cd nagi && ./install.shThen Nagi opens and walks you through connecting T3 Code, read-only.
On Linux it needs GTK 3, WebKitGTK 4.1 and an AppIndicator tray, and the installer tells you if one is missing. On a Mac it builds the menu-bar app with Swift from Xcode or the Command Line Tools.