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AgentMicro

Track parallel Codex tasks and results live from the macOS menu bar, then return to the matching conversation in one click.

free
Last Updated 9/11/2026

About AgentMicro

AgentMicro is a free, open-source macOS menu-bar app for tracking tasks, projects, and results in parallel without repeatedly opening Codex. Tasks that are thinking, have unread results, await input, show errors, or are idle are easy to spot; active tasks stay at the front of the queue, with each row showing its project, current-turn duration, and fast-mode marker to help decide which task to return to first. Click a task menu item to open its Codex Desktop conversation directly. The app reads local session metadata and does not upload prompts, code, replies, or task history; basic mode needs neither Accessibility permission nor an account. It is independently maintained by the community and is not affiliated with OpenAI or CodexBar.

Best for

Developers running multiple Codex tasks at once
Users of Codex Desktop or CLI on macOS
Developers who value local data privacy

Best use cases

When advancing multiple Codex tasks in parallel, see in the menu bar which are thinking, have unread results, or await input

When a task errors or requests input, open its Codex Desktop conversation from the task menu in one click

Across multiple projects, use each row's project and current-turn duration to decide which task to return to first

Features

Live menu-bar status

See tasks that are thinking, have unread results, await input, show errors, or are idle.

Return to conversation in one click

Open the matching Codex Desktop conversation directly from the task menu.

Clearer queue

Active tasks stay first; each row shows the project, current-turn duration, and fast-mode marker.

Local privacy by design

Reads local session metadata without uploading prompts, code, replies, or task history; basic mode needs neither Accessibility permission nor an account.

Pros

  • Free and open source
  • At-a-glance task states, including thinking, unread results, waiting for input, errors, and idle
  • Reads local session metadata; prompts, code, replies, and task history stay local
  • Basic mode needs neither Accessibility permission nor an account

Cons

  • Requires macOS 14 or later and Codex Desktop or CLI

FAQ

The official page lists it as free and open source ($0), requiring macOS 14 or later, and usable with Codex Desktop or CLI.
It says it reads local session metadata and does not upload prompts, code, replies, or task history; basic mode needs neither Accessibility permission nor an account.

Tool Information

DeveloperAgentMicro
Release Date9/11/2026
Pricingfree