A status light for Claude Code, Opencode, Codex & Copilot
Claw Light sits on your desk and shows what your Claude Code, opencode, Codex, and Copilot sessions are up to. Green means everything is running, red means one of them wants you.
live three-lens beacon · tap a state to drive the light
The four states
The most urgent session wins: if any session needs you, the light turns red, even while the others keep working.
How it works
You run Claude Code, opencode, Codex CLI, or GitHub Copilot CLI: sessions spread across terminals, tabs and worktrees, and it gets hard to keep track of them all.
The open-source daemon keeps tabs on every session and boils them down to one status.
The light on your desk picks up that status. If it turns red, one of your sessions wants your attention.
Augmented reality
Open this page on your phone, point it at a flat surface, and set a life-size Claw Light down where you're thinking of putting one. It runs in the browser, so there's nothing to install.
The CLI watches session files directly instead of polling, so the color changes the moment a session does.
There is no window to keep open and nothing to dismiss. You catch it out of the corner of your eye.
The CLI is written in Rust, and it, the firmware, and the hardware are all public on GitHub.
Inside is an ESP32-C6 powered over USB-C. It comes pre-flashed, so you pair it with the CLI and that's it.
If you'd rather keep it on screen, the CLI also puts the same status in your macOS menu bar.
Rolls Claude Code, opencode, Codex CLI, and GitHub Copilot CLI sessions into a single color, however many you have running.
Tech specs
An ESP32 with open firmware, powered over USB-C. Pair it with the ClawLight CLI once and you can forget it's there until it lights up.
Get yours
ships in 1–3 days
In stock. Usually arrives within a week.