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    Visual macOS notifications and tab-switching for background Claude Code sessions.

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    Install order-up so I can see when my background Claude sessions are done.

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    I will install the order-up mod for Claude Code. This will add the plugin to your local environment and prepare the chef app for compilation.

    1. Verified environment: macOS (Darwin) detected.
    2. Verified dependencies: claude CLI and swiftc are available.
    3. Synchronized plugin assets to ~/.claude/order-up-plugin/.
    4. Registered local marketplace and installed order-up@order-up.

    Installation Summary

    ComponentStatusPath
    Plugin AssetsInstalled~/.claude/order-up-plugin/
    MarketplaceRegisteredorder-up
    Mod StatusEnabledorder-up@order-up
    Build ToolReadyswiftc

    Next steps

    • Run /reload-plugins to activate the mod in this session.
    • Run /order-up setup to choose your chef character and configure notification corners.
    • If prompted by macOS, allow "OrderUp" to control your Terminal in Privacy & Security settings.

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    About this skill

    Running multiple Claude Code sessions simultaneously makes it easy to lose track of when a long-running task completes or requires input. This skill installs order-up, a specialized macOS mod that provides visual notifications when a background terminal session finishes or stalls. A small chef icon appears in the corner of your screen, allowing you to click the notification and immediately jump back to the relevant terminal tab.

    What it does

    • Visual notifications displays a small chef, barista, or sushi icon in the screen corner when Claude Code finishes a task.
    • Tab switching enables direct navigation to the specific Terminal or iTerm2 tab that requires attention via a simple click.
    • Customizable triggers allows setting specific time thresholds so notifications only appear for long-running processes.
    • Status summaries provides optional task summaries using Claude Haiku to explain what finished without switching windows.
    • Local compilation builds the companion app directly on your machine for maximum security and performance.

    How it works

    1. Verification check that the environment is macOS and that both Claude Code and Swift compilers are present.
    2. Installation copy the plugin assets to your local Claude directory and register the marketplace.
    3. Configuration run /order-up setup to choose your character, notification corner, and sound preferences.
    4. Interaction use /order-up test to verify the chef appears and /order-up status to check active sessions.

    Frameworks & tools

    This tool requires macOS (Darwin) and Claude Code. It utilizes Swift for the native chef app, TypeScript for the plugin logic, and shell scripts for automated installation and local builds.

    Why this beats prompting it yourself

    Manual prompts cannot create persistent background processes or hook into the Claude Code plugin architecture to monitor session state across different tabs. This skill handles the complex rsync, marketplace registration, and Swift compilation steps required to bridge the gap between the CLI and the macOS desktop.

    Use cases

    • Monitor background linting or testing suites while writing code in another window.
    • Get notified when a long-running deployment or data migration finishes.
    • Manage four or more concurrent Claude Code sessions without constant tab-hopping.
    • Receive alerts when a background agent hits a rate limit or requires a manual confirmation.

    Known limitations

    Only works on macOS. Tab-switching is fully supported in Terminal.app and iTerm2; in Ghostty, Warp, or VS Code, it brings the window forward but cannot select the specific tab.

    How to use

    Skills on Agensi run inside your AI agent. Copy the prompt, paste it into your agent, and it connects to Agensi and installs this skill for you. If a payment is needed, your agent shows it to you first.

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