Quorum multi-agent coordination in the notch

Stop window-switching to babysit your agents.

The overlay never asks for a window switch. Whatever the agent is doing — waiting, streaming, asking permission, finishing — the current state lives at the top of the screen, where your eyes already pass.

Quorum pairs naturally with Chidori and Tael — a single chord moves your cursor between sessions while telemetry stays queryable from the terminal.

Six states. Always in view.

Hooks → Quorum → You.

No polling. Claude Code and Codex emit lifecycle events through native hook commands; Quorum receives them on a local socket and renders the notch with Metal. Your move.

{
  "hooks": {
    "Stop": [
      {
        "type": "command",
        "command": "quorum hook --source claude"
      }
    ]
  }
}

[notify]
command = ["quorum", "hook", "--source", "codex"]

One chord. Right tab.

Notifications stack in the notch. A single chord steps through them and reveals the iTerm tab running the agent behind each one — Claude Code or Codex, doesn't matter. No window picker, no Mission Control.

Every chord is rebindable in Settings → Keyboard Shortcuts.

Local first. Native always.

Quorum is built for developer machines, not data centers. It treats the Mac as a first-class operating environment — quirks, notch, launchd, and all — and refuses the usual web-app shortcuts.

Download and wire it in.

1. 01
   Download Quorum

   Apple Silicon only. Public beta build, MIT licensed, no telemetry. quorum.thousandbirds.ai ↗

2. 02
   Add the Claude Code hook

   {
     "hooks": {
       "Stop": [
         {
           "type": "command",
           "command": "quorum hook --source claude"
         }
       ]
     }
   }

3. 03
   Or the Codex notify command

   [notify]
   command = ["quorum", "hook", "--source", "codex"]