available now
Section titled “available now”The free local tool is in early access on macOS, built from source.
- Tunnels: apps & urls. Run each worker’s native apps in its own git worktree, with separate ports and local HTTP URLs. Wait for a real readiness check before opening an app. Pause, resume, end, or hand a worker to another agent.
- Chambers: shared resources. Run one Postgres engine for compatible workers. Give each worker a private database, initialize it from validated seed SQL, or explicitly share a seeded database. Retain data until you choose to prune it.
- Foundation. Read one JSON contract with problems and next steps. Recover existing work after a daemon restart. Keep unknown command outcomes visible instead of automatically repeating them.
- Run named commands such as the shop’s tests and read their exit status and logs. Every new test request runs again; these records are not seals.
next coming
Section titled “next ”- Chambers: describe any resource with a recipe, including worker-specific cache namespaces and object-store buckets. Make a private fork before changing shared structure.
- Tunnels: open any worker’s app from your phone over HTTPS on your private network.
- Seals: proof & cache: reuse a passing test only while the code and environment it proved still match. Run again when inputs change or are unknown. Local seals will be free.
These features have no configuration switch or release date yet.
later coming
Section titled “later ”Follow a problem across app logs and test results without reconstructing several terminal histories. See what is running without visiting every worktree. Broaden platform support beyond the first macOS release.
antil cloud cloud
Section titled “antil cloud ”Paid and in early access; not available yet. Share seals across people and machines, let CI check trusted proof before rerunning tests, share remote resources, and see team-wide activity. The free local tool does not require a cloud account.