Give your agents their roles. Keep the decisions that need you in view.
Follow work and conversations across Claude, Codex, and local agents. A Mac workspace to hand off tasks, answer questions, and choose what happens next.
Claude works on the navigation. Codex reviews the changes in a separate session.
C
Claude Code
ROLEImplementation
⇄
X
Codex
ROLEReview
Separate working directories
RECENT EXCHANGE
Keep the conversation with the work.
C
Claude → Codex
The navigation changes are ready. Can you review the labels and keyboard flow?
X
Codex → Claude
I’ll check both and send back my findings.
YOUR INPUT
A question, in a place you can find.
Claude · Website refresh
Keep the current navigation, or try the simpler version?
View session context+
Recent session output
Two navigation versions are ready to compare. The current version keeps the existing labels; the simpler version groups them into fewer items.
Choose a response to try the demo.
A direction the team can follow.
In Cuewick, your answer returns to the agent that asked. This walkthrough doesn't run agents or change a project.
One project. The tools you choose. Give each agent a role and parallel work a place of its own.
Illustrative interface. No live agents or project data.
Moments from your workflow
Share the work. Keep it connected. Choose what happens next.
Moments from working with multiple agents. See how the workflow connects in Cuewick.
01
One prompt. Your AI team.
The moment
You want to ask Claude, Codex, and Gemini the same question. You paste it into each window, then switch between their replies.
With Cuewick
Choose the recipients in Send to All AIs and write your instruction once.
Send it to idle agents now; working agents receive it after their current task ends.
Read the replies side by side and choose what to carry forward or ask next.
What changes
Spend less effort repeating yourself and focus on comparing your agents’ replies.
To type across panels, use Broadcast Input (⌥⌘I) to gather terminals in a grid and send the same input to the selected panes.
In the send window, attach images or files with @file, or choose a previous message to send again.
App screen recording · demo project · waiting time trimmed
02
Find the question that needs you.
The moment
Implementation is underway and a review is ready. You check each window to find out who is waiting for your answer.
With Cuewick
Give each agent a role and run their sessions in one workspace.
Follow their status and check the questions collected in the decision inbox.
Open the relevant session for context, then send your answer.
What changes
Spend less effort finding the question and move on to the decision.
App screen recording · demo project · waiting time trimmed
03
Keep implementation and review connected.
The moment
You copy an agent’s explanation into a reviewer’s session, then carry the feedback back again.
With Cuewick
Choose the agents that will implement and review the work.
Use @name or pick an agent from the list to ask a question or hand off a task. You can also send the next task to an ongoing conversation in the ChatGPT app on your Mac.
Follow the exchange and decide which feedback to act on next.
What changes
Relay fewer messages yourself and keep the conversation from implementation to review in reach.
Beta · Real-world testing underway Communication with agents on another Mac is implemented and undergoing real-world testing.
App screen recording · demo project · waiting time trimmed
04 Beta · Real-world testing underway
See who’s working with whom.
The moment
One agent is waiting for a review. Another needs your decision. You check their windows to work out which conversation needs you next.
With Cuewick
Open the Agent Map (⇧⌘M) to see your agents and their recent exchanges in one view.
Follow the arrows to see where questions and replies go. Character poses and speech bubbles show status and work context.
Choose the conversation to open next. Check questions waiting for you in the decision inbox.
What changes
See who’s working together and who’s waiting for an answer, then choose the conversation to open next.
Map connections show recorded messages between open panes.
This first version shows message direction, waiting states, and work context. Real-world verification is ongoing.
App screen recording · demo project · waiting time trimmed
05 Beta · Real-world testing underway
Keep the question in context, away from your desk.
The moment
You step away from your Mac while an agent is waiting for an answer. You need to see what it is asking before you can respond.
With Cuewick
Connect your iPhone to your Mac workspace.
Open the conversation and decision card, and inspect the related code changes.
Choose an option or write a reply for the agent that asked.
What changes
Review the context and give direction from your connected iPhone.
Conversations, decision cards, and code-change views are implemented. Feature testing on physical devices is underway.
Claude · Sample project
Change “Docs” to “Guides”?
Keep DocsUse Guides
Animated example · Read the conversation and changes on iPhone, then answer the question.
06 Beta · Real-world testing underway
Gather your sources. Read as they arrive.
The moment
You have several reference links to check. You open each page, find its main text, and compare the details that inform your decision.
With Cuewick
Give your agent the links to read. Review permission requests for new sites together.
Read multiple pages in parallel, with page text arriving as each read finishes.
Review the collected text. Pages blocked by a login, CAPTCHA, or access restriction show “Visible pane required” and the reason.
What changes
Start with the sources already available, compare their content, and choose what to investigate next.
Depending on the page, text is retrieved directly or read through a browser out of view. Retrieved text is labeled as source material, rather than an instruction to the agent.
Multi-page reading is implemented and in beta, with limited live-site verification.
App screen recording · demo project · waiting time trimmed
07 Beta · Real-world testing underway
Let your agents help with the work after the code.
The moment
The code has changed. You still need to open pages, use the app, read reference material, and check what appears on screen.
With Cuewick
Set which browser or apps the agent may use and what access to allow.
Ask it to read material or interact with the interface in a supported environment.
Follow the activity indicator, stop an action, or revoke access when needed.
What changes
Delegate interface work to your agents while managing their activity and access.
Browser, Mac app, and iOS simulator control are implemented. Testing in supported environments is underway.
App screen recording · demo project · waiting time trimmed
08 Beta · Real-world testing underway
Bring your web conversations into the workspace.
The moment
Alongside your coding agents, you ask ChatGPT or Claude on the web. You move between the browser and your workspace to follow the conversation.
With Cuewick
Sign in with your web account and connect a conversation.
Ask questions and read replies in a workspace web panel.
Keep it alongside your agent sessions as you decide what to do next.
What changes
Follow web conversations and coding sessions in the same workspace.
Web panels are implemented, with live-service testing still pending. Changes to service interfaces may affect the connection.
ChatGPT Web · sample
Me > Suggest a clearer name for “Docs” in the menu.
GPT >“Guides” and “Help” are options to consider.“Guides” and “Help” are options to consider.
Animated example · Ask in a workspace web panel and read the suggested labels.
Videos labeled “App screen recording” show the real app in a demo project. Screens labeled as animated examples are simulated with sample conversations and are not recordings.
iPhone · iPad Beta · Real-world testing underway
Your workspace, on iPhone.
Step away from your Mac. Read conversations and code changes on your connected iPhone, and answer the questions waiting for you.
Some behavior has been checked on physical devices. Feature testing is underway.
Mac mini · Connected
MacBook Pro · Connected
Animated example · Pair by QR and the Mac shows up as connected.
Keep your Macs in reach.
Pair by QR code and connect to multiple Macs to follow their work.
I updated the sign-in message.
▸ 3 tools
- "Login failed"
+ "Please check your password"
Writing…
Animated example · Messages arrive as bubbles and code changes show in color.
See the conversation and the changes.
Read chat bubbles, fold tool activity, inspect code changes, and preview replies as they’re written.
2 waiting
@web: OK to change the button label?
NoYes
Animated example · Pick one of the gathered decisions and answer yes or no.
Start with the questions waiting for you.
Find pending decisions together and answer with the input each question needs, from choices to numbers, dates, and ordering.
@api · @web · @docs
PhotoSaved instructions
@web please check this screen
Animated example · Type @ and the recipients autocomplete.
Pick up where you left off.
Use @ and / autocomplete, attach photos, and continue from saved prompts or a draft.
@api · Working
ModeStop
Stopped
Animated example · Tap Stop and the AI halts what it was doing.
Stop and change direction.
Stop work or switch modes in supported panels to choose what happens next.
Experimental: rewind the conversation to an earlier instruction in supported Claude panels. Code changes are not rolled back.
Face IDRead-only
API_KEY=••••••••
Animated example · Set Face ID and read-only access per device; secret values stay masked.
Set access for each device.
Use Face ID locking, per-device read-only access, and secret masking to manage access and what is shown.
Use a pane grid on iPad and in landscape to see more of the work.
Your Mac must stay powered on and signed in, with the Mac app running for the decision inbox and agent messaging.
Not yet: notifications while the app is closed, and sending to several AIs at once from the phone.
Your day with an AI team
More agents. More windows to watch.
One agent is writing code. Another is waiting for an answer. A third has finished reviewing. You switch windows to work out what needs you next.
01Is anyone waiting on me?
02What changed while I was away?
03Where did that conversation go?
See the work and conversations together. Find the decision you need to make next.
Stay close to the work
02 — Why Cuewick
See what’s moving. Know where to step in.
01
Questions, in one inbox.
Find agent questions in the decision inbox. Open the relevant session, check the work, and send your answer.
Decision inbox · Questions and responses
02
A clear role for each agent.
Group sessions by project and role. Combine supported tools and give parallel work separate working directories.
Mixed-agent teams · Isolated workspaces
03
Handoffs you can follow.
Exchange messages, questions, and handoffs across supported agents. Follow the conversation from implementation to review.
Agent messaging · Handoffs and review
04
A way back into the work.
Restore your workspace and search previous output. With persistent sessions enabled, supported agents can keep running after you close the Mac app.
Persistent sessions · Searchable history
Best Parts Session · Compare. Refine. Make it yours.
Compare work from different agents, choose the parts to carry forward, and refine them through review. You decide what makes it into your project.
Decision inbox, notifications, and agent messaging work while the Mac app is open. Persistent sessions still need your Mac to stay on and logged in.
Your tools. A shared workspace.
A team that fits the way you build.
Use the agents you already know. Cuewick brings their sessions together; your provider accounts and subscriptions stay your own.
Claude Code
Codex
Gemini CLI
Local agents
Install and configure your preferred tools. Integration features vary by agent.
The workspace lives on your Mac.
Agent processes, workspace settings, and output history live on your machine. Cloud AI tools still send data to their providers according to their own settings.
Cuewick is in active development. Explore the workflow here while we prepare it for a public release.
Implemented
Mac workspace
Sessions, agent conversations, and a decision inbox in one Mac workspace.
Beta
iPhone
Conversations, decision cards, and code-change views are implemented. Physical-device feature testing is underway.
Beta
Computer control
Browser, app, and simulator control are being tested in supported environments.
Beta
Web panels
ChatGPT and Claude web panels are implemented. Live-service testing is still pending.
Beta
Cross-Mac communication
Cross-Mac agent communication is implemented. Real-world testing across multiple Macs is still pending.
In development
Public release
In development. Public downloads and pricing have not been announced.
A few things worth knowing
Before you make room for Cuewick.
Which AI tools can I use?+
Team setups can combine Claude Code, Codex, and compatible local command-line agents. Other command-line tools can be opened through profiles. Install and configure the tools you want to use. Integration features vary by agent; provider accounts and charges remain separate.
What happens when I close the Mac app?+
With persistent sessions enabled, supported shells and agents can continue in a background host. Closing a panel ends that session. Shutting down, restarting, or logging out ends running sessions. Cuewick’s decision inbox, notifications, and agent messaging need the Mac app to be open.
Can I use Cuewick on my iPhone?+
Conversations, decision cards, code-change views, and replies are implemented on iPhone. Some behavior has been checked on physical devices; feature testing is still underway, so this experience is in beta. Your Mac must be powered on and signed in, with the Mac app running for the decision inbox and agent messaging.
Where does my work go?+
Cuewick runs agent processes on your Mac and stores workspace settings, output history, and activity logs there. The AI tools you choose may send prompts, code, or other context to their providers according to their behavior and settings. Local models depend on the tools you install and configure.
Can I download Cuewick? What will it cost?+
A public download, release date, and pricing have not been announced. This site offers an interactive walkthrough with sample content. The product status section shows what is implemented and what is still in progress.
Is the app available in both site languages?+
This website is available in English and Korean. The Mac app’s current interface is primarily Korean. Language support for the public product has not been announced.
How do I control an agent’s access to my computer?+
Manage which apps and scope of control you allow. During an action, you can follow the activity indicator, stop it, or revoke access. Browser, app, and simulator control are in beta and being tested in supported environments.
Can I connect ChatGPT and Claude conversations from the web?+
Web panels are implemented for signing in with your web account and exchanging questions and replies in the workspace. They are in beta, with live-service testing still pending. Changes to service interfaces may affect behavior. Accounts and usage remain subject to each service’s policies.
Can agents communicate across different Macs?+
Messaging and questions addressed to agents on another Mac are implemented. Real-world testing across multiple Macs is still pending, so this capability is in beta. Connection requirements and supported usage will be confirmed before public release.
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Bring the work together
Your team, together. Your next move, clearer.
Explore the demo to see how tasks, conversations, and decisions come together.