Pair a machine to The Cloud, then dispatch agents to it from your phone, your laptop, or the web. They run on your hardware while you watch them work, live, in the Agents view.
See how it worksDownload the app and open it. It asks for a one-time pairing code, then keeps this machine connected in the background. You do not need a terminal.
Signed and notarized, so it opens without a Gatekeeper warning. It installs itself, pairs, and registers a login agent that brings this machine back online after a restart. macOS lists it as The Cloud, which is the name on the download and on every permission prompt.
Download the signed, notarized macOS app, open it, and paste the one-time code it asks for. It installs itself, connects, and shows up in Agents. You do not need a terminal for this path, though a terminal install exists for people who want one.
From your phone, your laptop, or the web, hand an agent a task. The Cloud sends it to your paired machine to run, with access scoped to what you approve.
Follow every run as it happens: what each agent is doing, on which machine, through to the pull request it opens. Open one to steer it, or stop it.
Every agent you dispatch shows up here live, tagged with the machine it is running on and what it is working on right now. This is the real panel from The Cloud, shown here with sample rows.
Start a run from your phone or laptop and it goes to your machine.
Agents work on the machine you attached, with your files and tools.
Every run, every machine, tagged with what it is working on now.
The app opens clean on macOS, with no Gatekeeper warning.