AI Session Manager
Answer your AI agents
from one place.
Curcuna gathers every coding session that's waiting on your approval — and lets you say yes or no from the notch, a window, or your phone.
Free · macOS 13+ · Apple silicon & Intel
Every agent in ask mode pauses and waits for you.
Run three Claude Code sessions and you're switching windows all day, hunting for whichever one is blocked. Curcuna collects every pending request in one place — the notch, your phone, or the manager window — and sends your decision straight back to the session that's waiting.
See it
One glance, every waiting agent.
What each source can do
Full remote control needs one thing: a blocking hook.
| Source | Notify & view | Jump to terminal | Remote Allow / Deny |
|---|---|---|---|
| Claude Code | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Codex CLI | Yes | Yes | Terminal |
| Gemini CLI | Yes | Yes | Terminal |
| Any tool (HTTP API) | Yes | If it reports a tty | Terminal |
Remote Allow/Deny needs a blocking pre-tool hook, which today only Claude Code exposes. Everything else gets notify, view, and jump — and answers in its own terminal.
If nothing answers in time — the app isn't running, the relay's unreachable, nobody's watching their phone — the request falls back to the normal terminal prompt; nothing hangs, nothing fails silently.
Private by design
Your Mac, and a token that's yours alone.
The Mac app's hooks talk to it over 127.0.0.1 only — nothing on your network can feed it asks. The terminal-only install skips that step and talks straight to Curcuna's relay over HTTPS, with a private token minted the moment you install (or your own Cloudflare Worker, if you deploy one). Either way, the relay holds only the current asks so your phone can render them; nothing is kept after you answer.
Get Curcuna
Two ways to run it.
The full Mac app with the notch island — or a single terminal script that works anywhere, including Linux.
macOS app
The notch island, the Manager window, and your phone — the full experience.
Download for macOSCurcuna.app · Universal · ~0.7 MBUnsigned build — first launch, right-click Curcuna.app → Open, or clear the quarantine flag:
Terminal-only
No app, no GUI — just Allow/Deny from your phone. Works on macOS and Linux.
Installs a curcuna command on your PATH — run curcuna status, curcuna devices, or curcuna uninstall any time after. Add --token=… on other machines to answer them all from one phone.