# Notifications

Solo can get your attention without making you watch every terminal. This section covers macOS permissions, in-app toasts, sidebar indicators, auto-restart notices, bell sounds, and notifications triggered by your own scripts.

## Pages

- [macOS notification permissions](/api/v1/docs/notifications/macos-permissions) - Solo can send native macOS notifications when events happen while you're away from the app. macOS requires you to grant notification permission before those alerts will appear.
- [In-app toast notifications](/api/v1/docs/notifications/in-app-toasts) - Solo uses in-app toasts for lightweight confirmations and longer-lived alerts that should stay visible inside the app.
- [Notification indicators](/api/v1/docs/notifications/indicators) - Solo uses small visual indicators to draw your attention to processes that raised a notification or alert while you were focused elsewhere.
- [Auto-restart notifications](/api/v1/docs/notifications/auto-restart-notifications) - Auto-restart mostly happens quietly in the background. The important notification path is when Solo pauses auto-restart because a command is crash-looping.
- [Bell sounds](/api/v1/docs/notifications/bell-sounds) - Solo can play an audible bell when terminal notification events fire — things like the classic BEL character (\a) and supported terminal notification sequences.
- [Triggering notifications from scripts](/api/v1/docs/notifications/triggering-from-scripts) - Your shell commands and scripts can send notifications to Solo directly from terminal output using supported OSC sequences and bell events. This is useful for getting alerted when…

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