Agent Notifier
Phone app that receives push notifications from your AI agents
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What is Agent Notifier?
Agent Notifier sends real-time push notifications to your phone when AI agents (Claude, Cursor, Copilot, Gemini) complete tasks or need input. It keeps developers informed without waiting at the terminal, integrating directly into agent workflows with keyless browser-based authentication.
Agent Notifier pricing
Pricing model: Freemium
Free — all features unlocked from the first notification, no paid tiers mentioned
Agent Notifier pros
- One-line keyless installation with browser approval — no secrets stored in clipboard or shell history
- Works with multiple AI agents (Claude Code, Cursor, Copilot, Gemini CLI) with integration examples
- Free tier with all features unlocked from first notification
- Can block agent execution to request user input (yes/no choices or typed answers)
- Session watcher for live agent timelines, approvals, and tap-to-approve workflows
Agent Notifier cons
- Requires mobile app installation first — phone-first architecture may be inconvenient for pure server/headless workflows
- Android support is still in beta, not full release
- Session watcher adds extra dependencies (curl, bash, jq, uv) beyond the core Python CLI
Frequently asked questions about Agent Notifier
Do I need to save my API key?
The key can be stored in .env.local (per-project), ~/.config/agent-notifier/config.json (global), or passed via stdin with --save-config to keep it out of shell history.
What if I don't receive notifications after setup?
Verify the mobile app is installed and signed in to the same account, notifications are allowed in OS settings, and your API key is active in the web app at notifier.aicrew.in/app.
Can I use Agent Notifier without the mobile app?
No, the phone app is the first required step — it receives all notifications and is necessary for browser-based machine authorization.
Does the curl installer contain secrets?
No, the one-line `curl | sh` installer uses browser approval instead of API keys, so nothing sensitive is exposed in your clipboard or shell history.