littleguys is a Mac menu-bar app that turns each coding agent into a chat contact. It talks to Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, Goose, OpenCode and any ACP agent over the Agent Client Protocol, so you can reply, approve tool calls and schedule routines from a single window while the menu bar shows who needs you.
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Answer prompts that used to be buried in a terminal tab
See a live status ring for every agent in the menu bar
Run morning digests or nightly dependency bumps
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