EARLY ACCESS The Mac workspace for coding agents

Your agents work in parallel.
Now you can too.

Brutus runs Claude Code, Codex and 22 other coding agents side by side, each in its own worktree. It taps you on the shoulder only when one needs you. The rest of the day is yours.

Free during early access. We only email you about Brutus.

Codex needs you · fix/login-redirect“Keep the old /signin route as a redirect?”
Jump there ⌘.Later

Bring the agents you already pay for

The difference

Eight terminal tabs.
Or one calm window.

Running agents in parallel shouldn't mean babysitting them. Drag the handle to see the same Tuesday, twice.

← Without BrutusWith Brutus →
A day with Brutus

Same workday.
Twice the shipped work.

Here's a day where you plan and decide, and the agents type.

09:02 — coffee still hot

Turn this morning's tickets into four agents in one minute.

Brutus pulls your issues from GitHub, Linear and Jira. Press Start and each one gets a fresh git worktree and the agent you pick. Nobody steps on anybody's branch.

20 min of setup → 1 click per ticket
10:40 — deep in your own work

It only interrupts you when an agent actually needs you.

No more checking eight tabs to see who's stuck. When an agent asks a question, Brutus tells you once. ⌘ . takes you straight to it, and you're back to your own work in seconds.

Checking tabs all day → one key
12:45 — lunch, away from the desk

Unblock them from your phone.

Scan a QR code once. Then you can see every agent, answer questions and start new work from your phone while your Mac keeps going.

Agents idle through lunch → still shipping
15:10 — the hard bug

Not sure which approach is right? Run three and keep the best.

Send one task to Claude, Codex and Gemini as separate copies. Brutus runs your test command on each and puts the diffs side by side. You choose the winner.

One shot, then hope → best of three
17:30 — wrap up

Review, push and open the PR without leaving the app.

Read every change file by file, push the branch, open the pull request and follow its checks and review comments in the same window you worked in.

5 apps to ship 1 PR → 1 window
02:00 — you're asleep

The night shift runs itself.

Automations start an agent on a schedule. One can triage new issues every weekday at 9, another can update dependencies on Fridays. You wake up to finished branches, not a to-do list.

Monday chores → done before you're up
Everything else

The small things that
add up to whole afternoons.

Claude
2h 14m
Codex
5d 3h
Gemini
free

Know your limits before you hit them.

See usage and the time until each plan resets, so you never lose an hour to “try again later.”

24+

Every agent you use.

Claude Code, Codex, Gemini, Cursor, Copilot, Amp, OpenCode, or any CLI you can type. Brutus can install the missing ones for you.

“Refactor the payment retries” Claude · 2d
“Why is the Safari build blank?” Codex · 5d
“Migrate to the new router” Claude · 1w

Pick up yesterday's conversation.

Search every past Claude Code and Codex session and resume one exactly where it stopped.

› broad
Broadcast to agents…⌘B
Go to next agent that needs me⌘.
New worktree in acme-web⌘N

Your hands stay on the keyboard.

A command palette for everything. Send one instruction to every agent at once with Broadcast.

$ ssh build-box
✓ ~/monorepo mounted
✓ :3000 → localhost

Remote machines, too.

Add folders over SSH with port forwarding, and run agents on the box with the GPUs.

◧ localhost:3000
📱 Pixel 8 · mirrored
📸 screenshot → agent

See what they built.

Preview your app in a built-in browser, or mirror an Android device so the agent can check its own work.

Feels like your terminal.

Dozens of built-in themes, or import your Ghostty or Warp theme in one step.

Questions

Good to know.

Do I need new AI subscriptions?

No. Brutus runs the CLI agents you already have, with your own logins and plans. It doesn't sit between you and your provider.

Does it change how my repos work?

Each task runs in a standard git worktree beside your checkout. It's plain git, so your editor, hooks and CI keep working. Clean up merged worktrees with one click.

Which platforms are supported?

Brutus is a native Mac app. A phone companion lets you check on and answer your agents when you're away from your desk.

Is my code sent anywhere?

No. Brutus runs on your Mac. Your code goes only where the agents you choose send it, exactly as when you run them in a terminal.

When do I get access?

We're inviting people from the waitlist in small groups. Join now and we'll email you when it's your turn.

Early access

Stop babysitting agents.
Start shipping with them.

Join the waitlist and we'll send your invite as soon as there's room.

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