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New macOS app shiibar-cc aids Claude Code users in iTerm2

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A new macOS menu bar application called shiibar-cc has been developed to assist users who run multiple Claude Code sessions simultaneously in iTerm2. The app provides a visual indicator in the menu bar to alert users when a session requires their attention, such as waiting for input or completing a task. It offers features like session status grouping, direct tab switching, and macOS notifications, all while keeping data local to the user's machine. AI

IMPACT Provides a minor workflow enhancement for developers using Claude Code in a specific terminal environment.

RANK_REASON This is a niche utility application for a specific workflow, not a core AI release or significant industry event.

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New macOS app shiibar-cc aids Claude Code users in iTerm2

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  1. dev.to — Claude Code tag TIER_1 English(EN) · mitz ·

    shiibar-cc: a tiny "your turn" indicator for Claude Code + iTerm2

    <p>I run several Claude Code sessions side by side in iTerm2 tabs. And I kept missing the moment a session needed me — a permission prompt sitting there for ten minutes, or a finished task I only noticed when I happened to switch back to the tab.</p> <p>So I built <a href="https:…

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