Cerebro
Native macOS

Your AI. One workspace.

Claude Code and Codex in a native Mac workspace. Talk to your Conductor, organize projects, and follow agents as they work.

Download for Mac How setup works

macOS 14 or newer. Claude Code or Codex account required.

The Cerebro workspace in Orb view: six agents in three projects, Launch, Research and Studio, arranged around the Conductor, with two agent replies open in terminals.
Cerebro, Orb view. Three projects, six agents, two replies open.

One canvas for the whole project.

The Cerebro workspace in Orb view: six agents in three projects, Launch, Research and Studio, arranged around the Conductor, with two agent replies open in terminals.

Three ways to see the same work.

Choose a canvas skin in Settings. Your projects, agents and Conductor stay where they are.

Rendered with the app’s own canvas layers over a sample workspace: three projects, seven agents, three of them running.

Brain. Your notes, connected.

Connect a folder of Markdown notes. Brain draws the links between them and appears in the sidebar once connected.

Brain: a 3D graph of 734 connected notes from a connected knowledge base, drawn as clusters of linked points with group labels hidden.
Brain on a connected knowledge base: 734 notes, 3,207 links, labels off.
  • Rotate, zoom, and click a note to read it.
  • Backlinks beside every note.
  • Open in Obsidian or show in Finder.

Brain only reads your notes. Connecting a folder does not change what your agents can access.

Built for long days with agents.

The pieces around the canvas: dashboards your agents build, agents you can swap in a click, and every session kept in its place.

A project dashboard open in Cerebro: headline numbers for commits, worktrees, Swift source and test files, then commits per day over eight weeks and activity by hour and by weekday.
The Pulse dashboard, written by an agent from this project’s own git history and opened from the sidebar in Cerebro.

  • Dashboards in your projects

    Ask an agent for a dashboard. It writes the page from your project’s own data, registers it, and it appears in the sidebar. Refresh it on demand or on a schedule.

  • Swap agents in a click

    Every agent is a panel. Jump between them from the sidebar or the canvas, and swap an agent’s provider between Claude Code and Codex when you want a second opinion.

  • Every session, organized

    Sessions stay with their project. Pick up an earlier Claude Code or Codex session from the picker, resume it with its last model, and see ongoing, today and yesterday grouped in the sidebar.

A quick setup. Then make it yours.

The Cerebro welcome screen: your Conductor, your projects, your agents.
The Connect your AI step: Codex is selected and Cerebro reports an existing sign-in.
  1. 01

    Open Cerebro

    Setup starts on first launch.

  2. 02

    Connect your AI

    Choose Claude Code or Codex. An existing sign-in is found; otherwise setup guides installation and sign-in.

  3. 03 · Optional

    Connect your knowledge base

    Choose a Markdown folder or Obsidian vault for Brain. Or skip it for now.

  4. 04

    Start a project

    Add a folder if you want one, then write to the Conductor.

What you need.

macOS 14 or newer
Exact system requirements come with the download.
Claude Code or Codex
One is enough. Setup guides installation.
Your own provider account
Usage, limits and charges stay with your provider.
Your existing settings
Setup changes no permissions and installs no extra tools.

Native macOS app

Get Cerebro for Mac.

Open it, connect Claude Code or Codex, and start your first project.

Download for Mac How setup works

macOS 14 or newer. The version, build and checksum are listed on the download page at release.