macOS

A macOS developer tool that scans AI coding assistant history and local project files for leaked API keys, tokens, passwords, and private keys, with local-only scanning, vault storage, and MCP integration.

Local push-to-talk dictation for macOS that uses Whisper, stays on-device, and pastes text at the cursor.

Local-first Mac vault for Markdown, JSON, and agent-ready context, with optional self-hosted sync, share links, and an HTTP API for agent workflows.

Harness is an open-source app for running a team of AI agents, with support for Claude, browser control, mobile access, and a headless server mode for remote use.

A tiny macOS menu bar utility that keeps your Mac awake for long-running agent work, builds, downloads, and other tasks, even with the lid closed.

A macOS Chrome relay that lets coding agents like Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, and Paseo use your signed-in Chrome in background tabs without taking focus.

Luke is an open-source Mac app for planning software features out loud with a coding agent. It reads the code while you talk and turns the discussion into a plan you can paste into Claude Code or Codex.

Orbtile turns a Logitech MX Creative Keypad into a live status pad for AI coding agents, showing session state, approvals, and requests at a glance on macOS.

Verso is an open-source macOS app that orchestrates local AI agents for knowledge work, with app connections, local memory, and support for switching between frontier models.

A terminal-based Claude Code add-on that turns the status line into an 80s arcade display with playable themes like Ms. Pac-Man, R-Type, Frogger, and W.O.R.P.

Open-source AI harness for jailbroken iPhones and older Macs that lets you query local SQLite databases through LLM tools. The repo describes personal-assistant and coding-assistant modes, a C backend, Objective-C UI, and Linux test coverage.

Open-source tooling for keeping coding-agent work alive across sessions and handoffs. It preserves work state, evidence, and next steps across agents like Codex, Claude, OpenCode, and Amp, with a CLI and local workspace flow.

A small macOS menu bar app that keeps your Mac awake so long-running AI agents can continue running with the lid closed.

A native macOS markdown writing app for plain .md notes on your own disk, with on-device AI search and semantic lookup.

A paid desktop utility that launches separate, isolated Claude desktop app windows for multiple accounts on macOS and Windows.

A macOS/iTerm2 utility that makes the terminal tab pulse orange when Claude Code needs user input and turns green when a turn finishes cleanly.

Mission-control desktop app for running AI coding agents in parallel across Git worktrees, with inline code review, session isolation, and support for tools like Claude and Codex.

Didon is an AI-powered automatic time tracker for macOS that turns screen activity into daily work logs, project breakdowns, and productivity insights. It runs locally with on-device AI, supports CSV exports, and is positioned for people who want automatic journaling without manual timers.

Conan is a native macOS app that adds a live HUD around Claude Code, showing prompts, tool calls, skills, context usage, and session activity in real time. It’s a paid one-time purchase for Apple silicon Macs.

Rig is a macOS sidecar for Ghostty that helps engineers create, focus, arrange, and track terminal sessions across projects and coding harnesses. It manages real Ghostty windows with AppleScript and macOS Accessibility APIs, and includes a demo plus build/release scripts.

Bestie is an open-source native terminal coding agent harness focused on visibility and control, with sandboxing, provider support, session save/load, and cross-platform installs.

An open-source desktop app that watches your screenshot folders and uses an AI model to rename screenshots with meaningful filenames.

Bullet is a fast coding agent for macOS that focuses on lower-latency routing, targeted code search, and parallel tool execution. The page highlights a private beta, free access, and an internal demo with SWE-bench Verified results.

A suite of three native macOS apps: Crest for notch-based control, Take for screen recording, and Minutes for on-device meeting notes. The page emphasizes offline use, local processing, one-time pricing, and how the apps work together on a MacBook notch.