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NotchNook Pro
NotchNook Pro places widgets beneath the Mac camera, including controls for AI agent sessions and command approvals. It also brings files, media, calendar, and a terminal into the same interface. Pro requires Apple silicon and macOS 14.6 or later. The free trial lasts 48 hours; it is an interface for existing AI agents, not a standalone coding model.
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- AI agent approvals in the notch
- Combines desktop utilities in one interface
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- Apple silicon and macOS 14.6+ required
- Trial lasts 48 hours
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