No windows. No notifications. No bouncing dock icons. Just a thin line of light around your notch — in three colors, living in your peripheral vision.
Every Claude Code session lives in exactly one of three states. CCLight collapses them to light — the language your eyes already speak before they read.
Hover the cards above — the hero notch follows
When you run multiple Claude Code sessions in parallel, the U-shape splits into segments — one per session, in the order they were opened, up to four. Each segment carries its own color and halo. The menu bar dot summarizes: any working → amber; otherwise any waiting → green; all idle → white.
The Mac notch is the only screen real estate you can see without looking at it. CCLight turns it into a status line that doesn't demand a glance — it offers one.
No banners. No badges. No dock bounce. The light is there if you need it, invisible if you don't.
Built for people who keep several Claude sessions open and would rather think than tab-check. It lives in the corner of your eye.
~/.claude/settings.json via system dialog.Open the DMG, drag CCLight to Applications, launch once, click Install Hooks. Done.
# clone, build, and locally export a notarized DMG $ git clone https://github.com/jianshuo/cclight.git $ cd cclight $ bash scripts/archive-and-export.sh --dmg # → build/export/CCLight.dmg