Live Codex worktree monitoring
Treebar is a premium utility tool developed by CORY HARRISON PARRY. It is a software tool designed to provide a live overview of Codex worktree activity directly from the Mac’s notch or menu bar. It displays active worktrees and highlights file-overlap collisions between active checkouts.
Convenient way to monitor Codex worktrees
Treebar provides a convenient way to monitor Codex worktrees directly from macOS. It groups active worktrees by repository, displays branch states and additions or deletions, highlights proven file-overlap collisions, and receives local activity updates. You can access this tool through the Mac notch on supported devices or the menu bar.
This tool reads only folders explicitly selected through macOS read-only pickers and never modifies repositories. It requires no Full Disk Access, Accessibility, or Screen Recording. This software also requires no account, subscription, or cloud workspace; optional analytics remain consent-gated and exclude sensitive information. However, it is only available on Mac devices.
Feature-rich monitoring with Mac-only access
Treebar offers a convenient, privacy-focused way to monitor Codex worktree activity on macOS. Its repository grouping, branch tracking, change summaries, collision detection, and local updates improve workflow visibility. Read-only access and no-account requirements enhance privacy and simplicity. However, it is limited to Mac devices, reducing accessibility for other platforms.
