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How to get a system banner when Claude Code needs input with Clawd Conduit

Receive a macOS notification banner with sound when a session needs you, even in fullscreen apps.

Who it is forA developer working in another app or fullscreen window who needs to know the moment Claude Code asks a question or raises a notification.

The problemPure state changes in Claude Code produce no bubble on the pet, so a session can wait unseen while you work elsewhere.

The outcomeA system banner with the Glass sound lands in Notification Center whenever Claude Code fires a Notification event.

What you need first

  • A Mac running macOS
  • Clawd on Desk installed from https://github.com/rullerzhou-afk/clawd-on-desk/releases
  • Claude Code installed
  • git, python3, and node available on the machine

Steps

  1. Run git clone https://github.com/ssssssanjiu/clawd-conduit.git and then cd clawd-conduit
  2. Run bash install.sh and accept the notification script step when asked
  3. In Clawd's settings, set notificationBubbleAutoCloseSeconds to a high value such as 3600, not 0
  4. Start a new Claude Code session and trigger a notification
  5. Check Notification Center for the banner and listen for the Glass sound

Prompt for your agent

In the clawd-conduit repo, confirm that ~/.claude/hooks/ contains the notification script after running `bash install.sh`. Report the file listing and state whether the Notification hook is attached in ~/.claude/settings.json.

Caveat. The notification script uses osascript, so it only works on macOS, and setting notificationBubbleAutoCloseSeconds to 0 turns off the notification bubble instead of making it stay.

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