Why a Mac agent feels right
macOS already uses an -apple-system font and a glass aesthetic, so a well-built agent fits naturally. More importantly, the agent can open apps, read files, and run commands — the things you actually do on a Mac.
Install in one line
$ curl -fsSL https://remoteagent.online/install.sh | bash
Grant permissions once
The first time the agent touches files or opens an app, macOS asks for permission. Grant it once, then run remoteagent doctor to confirm everything is wired up.
What it can do on your Mac
- Open apps and the browser, and automate small workflows.
- Run sandboxed shell commands (argv-based, allowlisted).
- Manage files with deletes to the trash.
- Send notifications and stream metrics back to the dashboard.
Terminal or dashboard
Everything works from the CLI (remoteagent chat) or the hosted console. Pick whichever you are in.
Frequently asked questions
Does it work on Apple Silicon and Intel Macs?
Can it control macOS apps?