Termy
Putting a coding agent in the notch is the kind of idea I'd expect to see at a hackathon at 2 a.m., and honestly that's a compliment. Developers are fighting for every pixel of screen space, and the notch is the one place that's already "wasted" on every modern MacBook. So the instinct here is sound. Why not claim that dead zone for something useful?
But I want to see whether Termy is a real agent or a glorified chat window that happens to live in a silly place. A coding agent needs context. It needs to see your diffs, your tests, your errors. A notch-shaped UI is tiny. So either Termy is doing something smart with minimal info, or it's going to be a very small window with a very big promise.
I'm curious how it handles the camera hardware, too. On older notches, the camera sits in the middle, so a UI that overlaps it means no FaceTime. That could be a tradeoff users won't make. Still, the boldness here is worth watching. If Termy nails the subtle stuff, it could start a trend of tools colonizing every inch of your screen.