Beta job
Keep agent sessions visible.
Run Codex, Claude Code, and ordinary shells as real PTY-backed panes instead of losing work across windows.
Private macOS beta
CmdBrief agent terminal
A native local workspace for builders running coding agents all day. Keep Codex, Claude Code, shells, files, browsers, workflow templates, usage limits, and blocked-agent signals in one focused terminal app.
macOSfirst private beta
Codexterminal agent pane
Claudestatus + usage view
Localworkspace storage
Codexworking
$ git status --short
$ Implementing auth cleanup in /backend
workspace stays visible while agents run
Claudeblocked
$ git status --short
$ Needs approval before deploy script
workspace stays visible while agents run
Shellready
$ git status --short
$ cargo test --locked --workspace
workspace stays visible while agents run
main3 panes tracked
Why this exists
Agent work is terminal work now. The terminal needs to remember the workflow.
CmdBrief is for people who already trust coding agents but still need local control: real terminal sessions, project-aware workspaces, command history, file/browser panes, and status signals when an autonomous run needs attention.
Beta job
Save repeatable workspaces.
Open a project with the panes, cwd, workflows, files, and browser surface you expect for that job.
Beta job
Notice blocked agents sooner.
Use local status events, attention states, and native notifications to catch prompts that need you.
Private beta standard
No public download until the macOS build is ready to install cleanly.
The waitlist starts now. Invites go out after signing, notarization, setup docs, and a short feedback loop are in place for early users.
Signed and notarized macOS build before public download
Clean-room native Rust app, not Electron and not copied from another terminal
Local app-support storage with explicit beta limitations and uninstall notes
Codex/Claude setup docs, known issues, and feedback channel for invited users
Early access
Bring a real agent workflow to the beta.
The best testers are already using Codex or Claude Code on real repos and can say exactly where terminal agent work gets hard to track.