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CmdBrief private beta
A private beta for founders running Claude Code and Codex across products.
Keep agents, tasks, terminals, files, diffs, and browser context attached to each product—then see what is working, blocked, finished, or waiting without rebuilding context.
- Apple silicon · macOS 26+
- Private beta
- Claude Code + Codex
- Waitlist only
- See which product is working, blocked, finished, or waiting.
- Launch Claude Code or Codex from a bounded product task.
- Resume sessions with files, diffs, terminals, and browser context still attached.
Fit review
Submissions are reviewed for the current Mac, agent, and multi-product testing scope.
Possible invite
Selected founders may be contacted for a future wave when a suitable build is ready.
Testing scope
Test the operating loop, not a staged demo.
Selected founders will use CmdBrief on real product work and help identify where supervision, continuity, and local context still break down.
Agent supervision
Track Claude Code and Codex work across products, with attention states that make blocked or waiting work easy to spot.
Task-to-agent launch
Turn the next product outcome into bounded work, launch the right agent, and keep the task beside its execution context.
Session continuity
Return to local session history, files, diffs, terminals, and browser context without reconstructing the product from scratch.
Qualification
Know whether this wave fits before you apply.
The first cohort is intentionally narrow so feedback comes from founders already doing the work CmdBrief is designed to support.
Good fit for the first wave
You use Claude Code or Codex on real products.
You regularly switch between more than one product, repository, or launch workflow.
You have an Apple silicon Mac running macOS 26+.
You can test an early private build and report workflow, install, or reliability issues.
Not part of this beta yet
A public download or guaranteed invite date.
A hosted cloud IDE or a replacement for your agent provider.
Enterprise administration, team rollout, or procurement support.
A finished product with every workflow polished.
FAQ
Private beta questions
The first CmdBrief beta is for technical founders on macOS 26+ who already use Claude Code or Codex across more than one real product.
Your submission places you on the private beta waitlist. CmdBrief may review your workflow and contact you about a future testing wave. Waitlist placement does not guarantee an invite or a specific timeline.
Not yet. Selected testers may receive a signed and notarized Mac build with install notes when a suitable beta wave is ready.
No. The beta access form only covers product contact. Any app telemetry introduced during beta will be disclosed separately and kept opt-in.
Clear beta boundary
Requesting access is not app telemetry consent.
The form covers waitlist placement and possible future contact only. Any app telemetry introduced during beta will be disclosed and consented separately.