Add Lockpaw to GUI & Desktop Apps#88
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Adds Lockpaw — a free, open-source macOS menu bar screen guard with first-class Codex CLI integration.
One hotkey covers the screen and blocks input while Codex keeps running (no sleep), and the locked screen glows + notifies when Codex's
notifyhook fires on an approval request or completion — so you can walk away without either babysitting the terminal or unlocking the machine for the agent. Setup is one command:lockpaw install-hook codex(it writes thenotifyentry toconfig.toml, backs up the file, and won't clobber a foreign notify handler). Touch ID unlock; also works with Claude Code and Gemini CLI.Native Swift, ~10 MB, no analytics, MIT. Entry follows the list format with the flat-square star badge, placed in GUI & Desktop Apps alongside the other macOS menu bar apps.
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