A Mac app for people who run coding agents

Your coding agents, at their desks.

Deskhands runs Claude Code, Codex and Gemini CLI side by side in one small office. See who is working on what, step into any terminal, and approve risky commands like git push before they run.

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Free for solo developers. Runs on your Mac. No account.

Three agents means three terminals, a dozen tabs, and no idea which one has been waiting on you for ten minutes. Deskhands puts them all in one room.

Watch

The whole team at a glance

Every agent sits at a desk with a live status: reading, editing, running tests, done. The one that needs you says so, and the dock along the bottom keeps a running line on everyone.

The Deskhands office: three agents at their desks, one waiting for approval to git push

Step in

Every agent has a real terminal

Click an agent to open its terminal. Type to it, scroll back through everything it did, ask another agent to review its work, or send it home. Nothing is hidden behind a summary.

An agent's terminal window open inside Deskhands

Approve

Risky commands wait for a yes

Deskhands pauses commands like git push until you click Approve, or press Y. It works for every agent you hire in the office, and for Claude sessions you start in your own terminal with dh claude.

The workers panel: Pixel needs you, with Approve and Deny buttons

Built to stay out of your way

Runs on your Mac

Your agents and your code stay on your machine. Deskhands never sends your work anywhere.

Your agents, your accounts

It runs the command-line agents you already use, signed in the way you already are.

Leaves your settings alone

It never edits ~/.claude or any agent's global settings. Every hook it needs is passed per session.

Free for solo developers

No account, no trial, no card. Paid plans are for teams, and they are not out yet.

Works with Claude Code, Codex and Gemini CLI. Other command-line agents running on your Mac show up on their own.

Your character lounging on a beanbag with Mochi the cat and Biscuit the dog

It is also a nice place to be

Walk around, sit on the beanbags, and carry Mochi the cat back to her house when she wanders past your desk. Biscuit the dog comes to say hello. Finished work earns coins for furniture, if you like that sort of thing, and you can hide it if you don't.

The Mac app is almost ready

Leave your email and we will send you the download the day it is out. Nothing else.

Deskhands for Teams and Organizations

We are building paid plans for people who run agents together: shared approvals, a record of who approved what, and policies your git server and CI can check. Tell us you are interested and we will reach out first.