Agent
Named agents with a brief, a memory file and routines that run them on a schedule.
- Claude Code
- Codex
- Cursor Agent
- Gemini CLI
- Grok Build
- OpenCode
- Droid
- Copilot
- Kimi Code
- Muse Code
Your coding agents, in one place
Run the agent CLIs you already pay for, side by side on your Mac.
Public beta · free until 1 Oct 2026 · macOS 14 or later · notarized by Apple
Each engine keeps its own sign-in and subscription.
Brief a worker, let another engine review, merge it yourself
Delegation gets real work out of an agent without trusting it blindly.
The brief
Five parts: workspace, goal, hard rules, verification duty, completion criteria. The worker runs in its own worktree.
Verification and review
The app re-runs the checks itself. A reviewer on another engine judges brief and diff and ends with a verdict.
Your merge
The result waits in the Inbox with Merge, Squash, Create PR or Discard. Nothing merges on its own.
Agent, Code, Chat
Three ways to work with the same engines, one sidebar that keeps track.
Code
Real terminals side by side in a folder, with Files, Changes and a browser as panes.
Chat
A structured thread over each engine's own protocol. Approvals wait above the composer.
Worktrees and hand-offs
Finish the worktree from the panel
Read the diff with per-file counts, then merge, squash or open the pull request from the same panel.
Worktrees and Changes in the helpHand the same chat to another engine
Review with or continue in any installed engine. The transcript travels; credentials are redacted before it goes.
Hand-offs in the help
Everything else an agent needs
Read the help- Computer use · every click asks first
- Connectors · MCP servers and Gmail
- Remote folders over SSH
- Routines · agents on a schedule
- One Inbox for every approval
shelzoCLI and local API
Know where every part of the work goes
Shelzo is a native app on your Mac; it talks to nobody it does not have to.
Read the privacy pageEngines talk to their vendors
With their own sign-ins. Shelzo never proxies a token or a prompt.
Chats and settings stay on the Mac
History, layouts and connector settings live in your data folder.
Usage stats are anonymous
Counts and versions, never code or prompts. One switch turns them off.
Crash reports only if you opt in
Off until you turn them on; frames and versions, not text.
Free while we build it together
Everything is free until 1 October 2026; Pro pricing comes in October. Your engine subscriptions stay yours.
Download for macOSFree during the beta, no sign-up needed · How to get started
Frequently asked
Something else? Write to hello@shelzo.sh.
Do I need an account?
Not to start. Shelzo creates a guest trial for your Mac on first launch; sign in when you want your trial and plan on an account. Your engines keep their own sign-ins and subscriptions.
Which Macs?
macOS 14 or later, Apple Silicon and Intel. The app is notarized and updates itself.
Does Shelzo send my code anywhere?
No. The engines talk to their vendors directly; nothing passes through Shelzo's servers.
What happens on 1 October?
The free beta ends and Pro pricing is announced. Your engine subscriptions stay separate.
Your coding agents, in one place
Start with one folder and one engine; add worktrees, hand-offs and routines when the work asks for them.
Download for macOSPublic beta · free until 1 Oct 2026 · macOS 14 or later · notarized by Apple