Beta flow
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CmdBrief private beta
A native agent terminal for macOS builders.
CmdBrief keeps terminal agents, shells, file context, browser panes, command history, workflow templates, and blocked-run signals in a local Rust app. The first release is a private macOS beta.
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
What testers get
The beta is about real daily agent work, not a demo terminal.
Early testers should bring messy repos, long-running agent sessions, local dev servers, and the real setup friction that makes terminal-agent work hard to supervise.
Beta flow
Install signed builds
Invited testers get the macOS artifact only after signing, notarization, and install notes are ready.
Beta flow
Send workflow feedback
The beta focuses on real pane layouts, agent status, setup friction, and daily terminal ergonomics.
Access criteria
Best fit for the first invites.
The first cohort is intentionally narrow: macOS users who run coding agents in terminal workflows, can install a private build, and can report what fails in real work.
You use Codex, Claude Code, or another terminal-first coding agent.
You work from local repositories and care about pane/workspace state.
You can test a signed macOS app and report install or workflow issues.
You understand that private beta builds may have rough edges.
Beta boundary
Waitlist contact is not app telemetry consent.
Joining the list lets CmdBrief email you about beta access. Any future app telemetry will be disclosed and consented separately.