You can get Mac-Monitor for your Mac by visiting this page:
https://github.com/Nazab4/Mac-Monitor/releases
This page shows all the available versions. Choose the latest release to download and install Mac-Monitor on your Mac.
Mac-Monitor is a tool that lives in your menu bar on macOS. It helps you check your Mac’s system health and interact with it through a chat interface. The app talks with a background service to provide updates about your Mac’s uptime, memory use, disk space, and which processes use the most resources.
You can also use Mac-Monitor to approve commands and file changes safely through simple controls.
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Live Chat Interface
Chat with your Mac to get system info. Your conversation stays active, so you can ask follow-up questions. -
Command Approval
When Mac-Monitor needs to run commands or change files, it waits for your approval first. -
Real-Time System Info
See your Mac’s uptime, CPU load, memory use, disk status, and top running processes at a glance. -
Menu Bar Access
Access everything right from your Mac’s menu bar without opening a separate window.
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- macOS 10.15 (Catalina) or later
- 64-bit Intel or Apple Silicon Mac
- At least 4 GB of RAM
- 100 MB free disk space for the app
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Go to the Release Page
Click the big badge at the top or visit:
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Download the Latest Version
Find the latest release and download the.dmgfile for your Mac. -
Open the Downloaded File
Once the download completes, double-click the.dmgfile to open it. -
Install Mac-Monitor
Drag the Mac-Monitor app icon into your Applications folder. -
Run Mac-Monitor
Open your Applications folder and double-click Mac-Monitor to start it. -
Allow Permissions
macOS may ask for permissions to access system info. Allow these to enable full features. -
Use the Menu Bar Icon
Look for the Mac-Monitor icon in your menu bar at the top of the screen. Click it to open the live chat and system status.
- Click the Mac-Monitor icon in the menu bar.
- A chat window appears.
- Type questions like "How much memory am I using?" or "What are the top processes right now?"
- The app replies based on real-time system data.
- When Mac-Monitor suggests running commands or making file changes, it shows approval buttons.
- Click “Approve” to allow the action or “Deny” to stop it.
- This helps keep your system safe.
- Switch to the System tab to see details about your Mac’s uptime, CPU load, memory, disk usage, and running processes.
- The information updates automatically.
- Session Handling: The app uses
Sources/Client/CodexAppServerSession.swiftto manage communication with a background server. - Conversation State: The chat history and approval controls are in
Sources/Store/ConversationStore.swift. - Telemetry Collection:
Sources/Store/MacSystemStore.swiftgathers system metrics regularly. - User Interface: Menu bar and chat views are in
Sources/Views/. - More details and contributor guides are in
AGENTS.md.
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Mac-Monitor won’t start:
Make sure your macOS version is supported and the app is in your Applications folder. -
No system info appears:
Check if you allowed the app permission to access system data in System Preferences > Security & Privacy. -
Chat not responding:
Quit Mac-Monitor and restart it. Ensure you have an internet connection. -
App icon missing from the menu bar:
Open Mac-Monitor from the Applications folder. Check Preferences for the option to show the icon.
Check the releases page regularly to download bug fixes and improvements.
This project is open source. Check the LICENSE file for details.