What is AgentPeek?
AgentPeek is a macOS utility that gives developers visibility into their AI coding assistants. It tracks active sessions, granted permissions, token usage, and the local development servers spun up by tools like Claude Code and Codex — all from one dashboard. Instead of guessing how many tokens a session has consumed or which permissions an agent holds, you can monitor it in real time. Session data is stored locally on your machine, so nothing about your projects or usage is sent to a third-party server. It's aimed at developers who work daily with AI coding agents and want to keep an eye on cost, access, and running processes without leaving macOS.
What is AgentPeek used for?
Developers use AgentPeek on macOS to monitor token usage, permissions, sessions, and local servers across AI coding assistants like Claude Code and Codex.
How much does AgentPeek cost?
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Pros and cons
Pros
• Tracks sessions, permissions, and token usage for AI coding assistants • Monitors local development servers started by tools like Claude Code and Codex • Session data stays local on your Mac for privacy • One dashboard instead of checking each tool separately
Cons
• macOS only — no Windows or Linux build • Scoped to AI coding assistants like Claude Code and Codex • Most useful for developers already running multiple agents
Questions about AgentPeek
What is AgentPeek used for?
AgentPeek is a macOS utility that lets developers track sessions, permissions, token usage, and local dev servers for AI coding assistants like Claude Code and Codex.
Does AgentPeek store my data in the cloud?
No. AgentPeek keeps session data stored locally on your machine rather than sending it to a server.
Which AI coding tools does AgentPeek support?
AgentPeek works with AI coding assistants such as Claude Code and Codex.
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