install-app

Install the Harbar app

The harbar plugin already registered the Claude Code hooks (they're active for every session). This step finishes the parts a plugin can't do: the native menu bar app, login persistence, clickable notifications, and Codex (which isn't a Claude Code plugin).

Run the bundled installer. It builds Harbar.app, loads the launch-at-login agent, installs terminal-notifier, copies the helper scripts to ~/.harbar, and merges the Codex hooks — and it skips the Claude hooks (the plugin already provides them, so there are no duplicates).

$CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT isn't always exported into a tool shell, so resolve the plugin root with a fallback to the install cache before running it:

ROOT="${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT:-$(ls -d ~/.claude/plugins/cache/harbar/harbar/*/ 2>/dev/null | sort -V | tail -1)}"
HARBAR_SKIP_CLAUDE_HOOKS=1 bash "${ROOT%/}/install.sh"

After it finishes, tell the user:

1. Codex only: open codex, run /hooks, and trust the harbar hooks — Codex silently ignores untrusted user hooks, so Codex sessions won't appear until you do. (Claude needs no trust step.)
2. The Harbar icon is now in the menu bar (◆ = claude, ☁ = codex). If it's hidden behind a notch, free up menu bar space or use a manager like Ice.
3. Restart any already-running Codex sessions so they pick up the new hooks.

To remove everything later: bash "${ROOT%/}/uninstall.sh" (then /plugin uninstall harbar@harbar for the Claude hooks).