Someone keeping an eye on AI while it works on your Mac.

The app

When the chat grows, it becomes a window.

Chats on one side, the agent’s work on the other: what it changed in each file, the task moving along and the permission request waiting for you.

Floating mode

Talk to it from wherever you are.

Vigiu sits on the edge of your screen. Call it and the chat opens right beside it, on top of whatever app you’re in. It lets you know when an agent needs you.

Nothing runs without your OK.

Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, Cursor, OpenCode, Copilot and 30+ agents from the ACP registry ask Vigiu for permission before running a command or touching a file.

Select the text. ⌥⇧Space and you’re done.

It comes back polished, right where it was, in any Mac app. Pick a style:

Ask from on top of any app.

⌥Space opens Vigiu wherever you are. The answer shows up right there, no window switching.

The clipboard remembers everything. Except passwords.

⌥⌘V searches what you’ve copied. Anything marked as sensitive is never saved: drag the password into the slot.

Every chat gets its own mini-Vigiu.

It jumps when that chat needs you. Click the one that’s jumping.

You decide how much each agent can do.

One mode per agent. Change it whenever you like.

Stick a lookout on your Mac.