Rabbitty Download

Getting Started

Rabbitty is a calm workspace for running your AI coding agents on macOS. It sits around the CLIs you already use (Claude Code, Codex, Antigravity), reading whether each one is working, done, or waiting on you, and pulling you back only when it matters. Instead of babysitting tabs to see which agent finished, you get its status in the sidebar, the menu bar, and native notifications.

Install

The fastest way:

brew tap mauscoelho/tap
brew install --cask rabbitty-beta

Or download the .dmg and drag Rabbitty Beta to your Applications folder. See Installation for details and requirements.

First steps

New to the terminal? No problem, here's the whole flow, step by step.

1. Open a terminal. Press ⌘T. A fresh terminal opens as a tab in the sidebar. A terminal is just a place where you type commands, one line at a time, and press Return to run each one.

2. Go to your project folder. You tell the terminal which folder to work in with cd (it stands for change directory). The easiest way: type cd and a space, then drag your folder from Finder onto the terminal window, its path fills in for you, and press Return:

cd /Users/you/Desktop/my-project

The prompt updates to show you're now "inside" that folder.

3. Start Claude. Type:

claude

and press Return. Claude opens right there, working inside that folder. Ask it to build or change something in plain English. Rabbitty watches it for you and sends a notification when Claude finishes or needs a decision, so you don't have to sit and stare at the screen.

Don't have Claude yet? Install the Claude Code CLI first. Here's the installation guide →, then come back to step 3 and run claude.

4. Work on more than one thing. Press ⌘T for another terminal, another project, or another agent, and jump between them anytime with the quick switcher (⌘P). Every terminal shows its own status, so you always know which one is busy, done, or waiting on you.

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