Agents that can actually
use your computer.
An agentic coding studio for macOS. Your agent runs the terminal, drives a real browser it can see, and reaches the rest of your Mac — then shows you every step.
Version 0.0.1 · requires macOS 12 or later
Four things an agent can reach.
Toggle each one globally, or per session from the composer. A tool you switch off isn't refused at call time — the agent never sees it exists.
Terminal
Agents run commands in real terminal tabs — servers stay up, and you can watch, type into, or kill any of them.
Embedded Browser
A browser the agent can actually see. It snapshots the page, clicks real elements, types, resizes to a phone, and reads the console.
Computer Use
The whole Mac. Screenshots of any window, and clicks delivered through the Accessibility API — so it drives an app in the background without stealing your cursor.
Chrome Extension
Your real Chrome, with your logins and cookies. For the tasks that only work signed in as you.
One workspace, three screens.
The desktop app owns the workspace. Open it in a browser tab or on your phone and you get the same projects and the same live agent transcripts — not a copy.
Desktop
The full IDE: editor, terminals, git, agents.
Web
Flip on Web Access and open the URL in Chrome.
Mobile
An iOS companion that pairs over your Wi-Fi.
Bring your own agent.
One harness interface, swappable per session. The tools stay the same whichever brain is driving.
Get TheStudio.
Free while it's in beta. macOS only, for now.