Find it. Jump to it.
Every Code Puppy, Wibey and Cursor session in one list: mascot, folder, status. Click one and you land in the exact cmux pane, or the right Cursor window.
Ever hated when you just can't find 
that one session in the swamp of sessions…
Guess what!!
A demo of Piepy's island in a Mac's notch, with three agents at work: Code Puppy and Wibey in cmux, Cursor in its own window. One click on the notch lists every session with its status. When Wibey asks to run npm test, the island opens with Deny and Allow, and allowing it lets Wibey carry on. When Code Puppy finishes, you hear a jingle and the island peeks for two seconds, then gets out of the way. Clicking a session lands you in its window or its exact pane.
Not your problem
Every agent, one glance. Click the notch to see them all.
How it helps
One notch for every agent.
Hear it, don't watch it
Tiny 8-bit chimes made on the fly: two notes when an agent waits, three when it's done. Or a macOS sound, or off.
Answer from the notch Beta
Allow, deny, or pick one of the agent's options, right from the island. No window switch. cmux only, for now.
No notch? A pill.
On an external display Piepy floats as a pill. Drag it to any of 17 slots; on the sides it stands up.
Peeks, never pokes
When an agent waits or finishes, the island opens for two seconds. It never takes your keyboard.
Works with the agents you run
One click installs Piepy's hooks for each agent; one click takes them out. Your config is backed up first.
Network calls. Zero.
Hooks talk to Piepy over a private socket on your Mac. Nothing leaves it.
Testimonials
Loud in the notch, quiet everywhere else.
I run six agents across three repos. Piepy is the first time I've known which one is waiting on me without alt-tabbing.
Ana R., Staff engineer
The two-note chime is Pavlovian now. I hear it from the kitchen and I know Wibey needs me.
Dev K., Indie developer
Clicking a row and landing in the exact cmux pane is the whole product for me.
Maya L., Platform team
It lives in the notch and never steals focus. That last part matters more than I expected.
Tom B., Frontend lead
My external monitor has no notch, so the pill sits bottom right. Dragging it between slots is weirdly satisfying.
Priya S., ML engineer
Zero network calls. I checked. Then I put it on my work laptop.
Jonas W., Security engineer
Code Puppy's little working animation in my notch makes long refactors feel less lonely.
Chen H., Backend engineer
Allow and deny from the island is going to save me a hundred window switches a day.
Sara M., Engineering manager
Finally a reason to like the notch.
Leo F., Designer who codes
The mascots dancing when everything is done is exactly the right amount of silly.
Nia O., Open-source maintainer
Don’t be rude, put your
agents on speaking terms
macOS 14 or later · runs entirely on your Mac