Add Vibe Island to Menu Bar Tools#2084
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Adds Vibe Island to the Menu Bar Tools section.
Vibe Island is a native macOS app that turns the MacBook notch into a control panel for 18 AI coding CLIs (Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, Cursor Agent, Droid, OpenCode, Copilot and others). Permission prompts surface in the notch with inline allow/deny, ExitPlanMode previews render with markdown, and clicking a notification jumps back to the exact terminal pane or IDE split that triggered the prompt.
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Native (Swift 6 strict concurrency, AppKit + SwiftUI), one-time purchase, distributed via direct DMG with Sparkle EdDSA-signed auto-updates. Universal binary, macOS 13+. Listed under Menu Bar Tools rather than AI Tools because the notch UI form factor is the primary differentiator, matching the positioning of recent notch additions (#2025 Notchly, #2036 CodexIsland, #2044 muxbar).