AgentMicro

The ProductHunt comments (where this product is actually being discussed) paint AgentMicro as a small, local-first macOS menu-bar app that observes Codex Desktop and CLI session metadata. The builder positions it as a lightweight companion — explicitly NOT another dashboard, hosted task system, or automation layer — answering questions like 'Which task is still working?' and 'Which one needs my input?'. Privacy-conscious users specifically called out 'local-first and no upload of prompts or source' as the part they would verify before installing. Feedback is positive on the five-state color model (thinking, unread result, input needed, error, idle), with praise for the 'orange means act now' attention-first design and the fact that base mode works without Accessibility permissions. However, technically-minded commenters raised sharp edge cases: (1) a long-running tool call and an unanswered prompt look identical in base mode without Accessibility perms — they want the timeout threshold documented to avoid false-positive 'input needed' signals; (2) users asked for a sixth state or duration-based aging to distinguish 'idle (fine)' from 'lost/stale metadata (not fine)'; (3) users asked whether the app can distinguish a 'correct' completed task from a partial one — a known gap since the app only mirrors Codex/Claude output; (4) one user asked if remote-over-SSH Codex sessions are visible or if the app is strictly scoped to local work — implying current scope is single-machine only. The Reddit comments in this dataset are NOT about AgentMicro — they are about Trend Micro antivirus/password manager security flaws and have no bearing on this product.

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