You stopped writing code. Your tools didn’t notice.
You can start five agents. You can’t watch five. Foreman is the control room — every agent, both CLIs, every machine you own, in one window.
macOS, Windows and Linux — all formats.
The loop: you direct, agents build, nothing merges without you. Watch the real app
The full 80-second walkthrough.
The premise
You haven’t opened a file in weeks
Editors were built for people who type. You review, you decide, you redirect. Foreman is built for the job you actually do now: diffs to read, plans to approve, questions to answer, cost to watch — and no blinking cursor anywhere.
Your whole operation, on one canvas
The default view is a map, not a list: every project a box, every session a card with live status, git state, and cost. The difference between running agents and overseeing them.
Race the same task, keep the best attempt
Fan a hard task out to four agents in parallel, each in its own isolated git worktree. Compare the finished diffs side by side, keep the winner, discard the rest in one click.
Audit your whole codebase with one click
Fan out a fleet of review agents — dependency health, test gaps, architecture, security, dead code — each measuring with your repo’s own tooling. The result is one structured report where every number cites its evidence, and every finding has a fix button.
Put your agents on a schedule
Hand an agent a standing job and a time — once, every morning, or every Monday at 09:00 — and Foreman runs it unattended, leaving the result waiting for your review.
Scheduled tasks
Run an agent prompt on a cadence. A missed run fires the next time Foreman opens.
What's new in the Claude CLI this week, and should we adopt it? Summarise the changelog and open a PR if a flag we use changed.
Run the test suite, check for outdated deps and flaky specs, and leave a short report in the session.
Approve the work, not just the diff
Agents pause and ask in the chat, not in a buried terminal prompt. Approve each tool call, review the plan before a single file changes, answer questions with one click.
Agents that remember your project
Curated memory per project — conventions, decisions, gotchas — that you pick and attach when a session starts. Yours to browse and edit; nothing gets injected behind your back.
Load context
✕Review the diff, send it back to the agent
Read the diff of every change line by line, comment on any line, and send it straight back to the agent to fix. Plus the full git muscle — merge, rebase, cherry-pick, conflicts.
Steer your agents from your phone
Share a running session and open it in any browser — read the live transcript and send the next turn while work keeps running on your Mac. End-to-end encrypted, nothing stored.
Share Laptop
Make this machine available to your other devices. They connect through your Foreman account — encrypted end to end, with nothing exposed on your network.
Also in the cockpit
See it run, right there
A real terminal per project, and one-click preview of running dev servers.
From GitHub issue to working session
GitHub issues to briefed sessions — own branch, PR that closes the issue.
Every machine you own, one window
Every Mac and build server you own, on one canvas.
Know what every agent costs
Live per-session and per-project spend, with a daily heatmap.
Not married to one agent
Claude Code and Codex, managed from the UI — pick per session.
Subscription or API key — you pick, per session
Subscription for interactive work, API key for automation — per session.
OS notifications
Get pinged when an agent needs you or finishes — even with Foreman in the background.
Session branching & handoff
Fork a session to explore, or hand off a curated context digest to a fresh one.
Agent browser
Give a session its own browser — watch it work, and take the wheel when it hits a login.
Directives
Reusable standing instructions attached per session — your rules on every turn.
Voice dictation
Talk to your agents — on-device Whisper dictation straight into the composer.
MCP servers & plugins
Every MCP server visible in one place; log in where auth is needed, no config spelunking.
Setup wizard & diagnostics
CLIs, logins, and git checked and fixed from the UI — no config-file spelunking.
In-transcript search
Search inside any session’s transcript and jump straight to the match.
Streaming chat
Watch agents think and act live, with persistent history that survives restarts.
Security posture
Your code never meets our cloud
Local-only by design
Foreman talks to your machines, not to our servers. Code, prompts, and transcripts never leave your network — cost figures only if you switch on cross-device tracking.
Keys stay in your Keychain
Claude tokens and SSH credentials live in the macOS Keychain, encrypted at rest. Pairing codes are single-use and expire.
Bring your own key
Foreman drives the Claude Code you already pay for — your Anthropic account, your data agreements, your rate limits.
End-to-end encrypted relay
The phone and browser path is sealed on your devices. The relay routes ciphertext it cannot read, and stores nothing — your Mac stays the only source of truth.
Where Foreman stands
The parts nobody else ships together
vs Claude Code Desktop
- It runs Claude. Foreman runs Claude Code and Codex side by side — one permission model, one memory, one cost view across both, and you route each task to whichever agent is better at it.
- Your other Macs and build servers join the same canvas. Anthropic’s app only ever sees the machine it’s installed on.
vs the Codex app
- The same trade in reverse: the Codex app is locked to OpenAI, so a second vendor means a second window and a second set of habits.
- Foreman shows what every agent actually costs, across both vendors and every machine — one number, not two dashboards that don’t add up.
vs Conductor
- Phone steering, scheduled tasks, and multi-machine all ship in Foreman today.
- On top: issue intake, parallel fan-out with compare-&-keep, one-click multi-lens project review, and per-session subscription-vs-API-key billing.
Accurate as of August 2026 — check each product’s site for its current state.
Pricing
Foreman is BYOK — you already pay Anthropic for Claude Code. Foreman charges for orchestration, not tokens.
Free
One machine, no account
$0
- Unlimited local sessions, 3 running at once
- Streaming chat & diff review
- Terminal, preview, one agent browser
- Cost tracking
macOS, Windows and Linux — all formats.
Pro
Every machine you own
$19 / month
- Everything in Free
- Unlimited sessions running at once
- Unlimited agent browsers, one per session
- Multi-machine fleet (SSH + LAN)
- Live fleet graph
- Session from phone & browser
- Fleet-wide cost analytics
Billed monthly in USD, cancel any time. Model usage is not included — you pay Anthropic or OpenAI directly for the agents you run. Full pricing details.
Buying for a team? Seats and a single invoice are coming — your sessions and prompts stay yours, only aggregate spend is ever shared. Tell us what you need.