whosSee what your sessions are doing. Approve requests, answer questions, and send the next prompt, all from one place.
Free · Apple Silicon · No account
SETUP
No config files to edit, no API keys, no account. Whos finds Claude Code and Codex on your Mac, connects them for you and opens with the sessions you already have running.
Drag Whos to Applications. Free, no sign-up.
Whos finds Claude Code and Codex on your Mac, from their CLI or their apps.
One click adds Whos's hook to each agent and opens Live with your sessions.
About 30 seconds, start to finish
Adds its hook to ~/.claude/settings.json and ~/.codex/hooks.json and keeps a backup. The rest of your config stays as it was.
Claude Code sessions that are already open show up at once. In Codex, just start a new thread.
Turn an agent off in Settings and Whos removes only what it added. Your own hooks stay put.
LIVE SESSION STATES
When an agent stops on an API error or a dropped connection, you see why right away instead of finding out an hour later.
#16edge-workersfix/cache-purge
Edge cache purge on deploy
API ERROR · ECONNRESET
✕Connection lost
No response from the API after 3 retries.
Shows the exact pending $ bash command, file edit, or plan line waiting on your permission. Click the card to bring that terminal or IDE straight to the front.
#10nimbus-gatewayfeat/rate-limit
Per-API-key rate limiting
PERMISSION REQUESTED · BASH
$pnpm prisma migrate deploy
Apply the pending database migration that creates the usage_quotas table.
See which sessions are actively writing code, editing files, or running tests, along with their active Git branch and AI-generated task title.
#1nimbus-gatewayfeat/oauth
OAuth for the public API2 min ago
Adding OAuth token validation to the gateway middleware.
Track agents exploring your architecture in Plan Mode before they modify a single file.
#4helix-webmain
Server Components migration
Reading app/routes and the Zustand store to propose a plan for migrating to Server Components.
Quickly spot idle terminals waiting for your next prompt, with their repo and how long they've been waiting.
IDLE (5)
Bump dependencies and regenerate the lockfile.
#3nimbus-gatewaychore/deps22
Fix the hydration mismatch on the pricing page.
#5helix-webfix/hydration31
Shell completions for zsh and fish.
#6orbit-clifeat/completions46
Sessions you closed, newest first, ready to reopen in one click. Whos keeps them on your Mac after the agents' 30-day cleanup.
CLOSED (3)
Generate Open Graph images at build time.
#14helix-webfeat/og-images24
Cache headers for the image worker.
#13edge-workersmain117
Plugin manifest validation.
#12orbit-clifeat/plugins52
ANSWER FROM WHOS
Click a session and its conversation opens next to the list, live. Allow a command, answer a question or send the next prompt without hunting for the right terminal.
Permission requests show up in the panel. Answer here or in the terminal: the first answer wins.
Pick one of its options or write your own. Approve the plan or keep planning.
An open session gets it in its own terminal. A closed one picks up right where it left off.
Interrupt a turn from the panel, like pressing Esc in the terminal.
Adding OAuth token validation to the gateway middleware.
Tests pass. Next I'll wire ValidateToken into the router before the rate limiter and add a test for expired tokens.
Editrouter.go+6 −1
Also add a test for expired tokens.
sent from Whos · 1 min ago
Added the expired-token case. The tests run against the dev database, which is missing the latest schema, so I'll apply the pending migration first.
Editmiddleware/oauth_test.go+31 −0
Bashpnpm prisma migrate deploywaiting
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SESSION HISTORY
Whos keeps every Claude Code and Codex session on your Mac, open or closed. Browse your past work day by day, find any session by title or branch, and reopen it right where you left off.
See what you worked on any day, with a strip of messages per day.
Find a session by its title or branch, across all your projects.
Back in your terminal or in Codex, with the whole conversation.
Kept on your Mac after the agents’ 30-day cleanup.
PRIVATE BY DESIGN
Whos reads the sessions Claude Code and Codex already keep on your disk, right where they are. There's no cloud behind it.
No analytics, no usage tracking. Nobody sees how you use it.
Download it and open it. There's nothing to sign up for.
Whos uses the Claude Code and Codex you already have.
YOUR MAC
READS
~/.claude/projects
~/.codex
~/.whos/sessions
Whosreads in place
FAQ
Yes. Whos is free to download and use, with no account and no trial.
Claude Code and Codex, wherever they run: a terminal, VS Code or Cursor, the Claude app or the ChatGPT app. Connect one or both.
It adds Whos's hook to ~/.claude/settings.json and ~/.codex/hooks.json, with a backup next to each. Turn an agent off in Settings and Whos removes only its own entries.
Your sessions don't. Whos reads them where they are, with no account and no telemetry. It only asks GitHub whether there's a new version.
A Mac with Apple Silicon, and Claude Code or Codex.
Free, no account. Connect your agents in one click.
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