Mako

For Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Grok, Devin and OpenCode

Every coding agent. One desk.

Mako runs your coding agents side by side on your Mac, each in its own thread beside the diff and the files it touches. Move a thread to the cloud and it keeps working with the lid shut. Answer it from your phone.

For Macs with Apple silicon. Alpha.

Mako with a Claude Code thread open: projects and threads on the left, the conversation in the middle, the changed files on the right
On your Mac

The sessions you already have, live

Mako finds the sessions your agent CLIs made and opens them where they left off. Resume one with the tool that made it or hand it to another. Every prompt is a point you can rewind to.

In the cloud

Close the laptop, keep the turn

Move a thread to a machine of its own in Mako's cloud, even mid-turn, and it carries on with your sign-ins and your repository. Bring it back when you're at the desk. In early access.

On your phone

Answer what needs you

Every thread on every device, live, in the app on the web. Approve a command, answer a question, send the next message or start a thread. Get a notification when one needs you.

Install from a terminal

Mako isn't signed by Apple yet, so it installs with a script you can read first. It downloads the newest release and its checksum, verifies it, copies Mako into Applications and clears quarantine for that one app. Run it again to update.

curl -fsSL https://github.com/Verbiflow/mako/releases/latest/download/install-macos.sh | bash
Open Mako on the web