Mac app for Claude Code and Codex

Build more with agents. Spend less time managing them.

Zeus Mode brings your Claude Code and Codex work into one place, with the context to understand progress and see what needs your attention. Keep your existing workflow, and add planning and coordination when you’re ready to delegate more.

macOS 14 or newer · Apple silicon and Intel · Claude Code or Codex on the same Mac

01

See where the work stands

Understand what’s progressing, what’s stuck, and what changed across your agents—with the context to see whether the work is heading where you intended.

Each session: who, what it is doing, for how long; The real attention indicator — what needs you
The real attention indicator — what needs you

Each session: who, what it is doing, for how long

02

Focus on what needs you

Find the questions and developments that deserve your attention, with the context to act. Spend less time piecing together what happened across sessions.

What needs you; Context for the decision
Context for the decision

What needs you

03 · Optional planning and coordination

Delegate the coordination

Add a project manager agent to help keep the release focused. Within your guidance, it evaluates discoveries, decides what belongs, and brings you the calls that need your judgment. You can see what it decided and why.

1C1 · discovery
C1 · discovery
2C2 · decision
C2 · decision
Metis is the built-in project manager.
3C3 · continuation
C3 · continuation
Zeus has a built-in coordinator to run the plan with your agents.

04

Start where you are

New to agents?

Zeus gives you a worker agent built from your setup that the project manager can delegate work to.

First step: Getting started — install Zeus, with Claude Code or Codex and a GitHub account signed in to gh.

Already running a few?

Keep your existing sessions. Bring their progress and questions into one view, then add coordination when it helps.

First step: install Zeus beside the sessions you already run. It reads what Claude Code and Codex write on this Mac.

Have a fleet of agents?

Never lose track of docs, PRs, questions in the volume of output. Create project plans that delegate work to your agents.

First step: connect existing work, then try one bounded project with the project manager — Planning with metis.

You don’t need a fleet to start. Adopt more as your work grows.

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05

Practical questions

What you need, what Zeus reads, where your work stays, and what changes on day one. The setup guide has the rest.

Working with a team? Joining a team covers what a team sees and what stays on your Mac.

What do I need?
A Mac on macOS 14 or newer, Apple silicon or Intel, with Claude Code or Codex installed on it. Setting a repository up also needs the GitHub command line, signed in.
macOS 14+
Which agents does Zeus read?
Claude Code and Codex sessions on this Mac. The built-in coordinator starts Claude Code workers today; Codex workers follow.
both
Does my source leave my machine?
No. Source, transcripts and tool output stay local. In team mode, what your agents are doing goes to your team in summary — never transcripts or prompts.
no
Can I keep work items on GitHub issues?
Yes. Choose to mirror work items to GitHub issues, and they carry over into Zeus uninterrupted. Joining a team has the steps.
issues
What changes on day one?
Nothing in how you work. Keep your terminals; Zeus is one more window. A plan and the project manager are a choice you make later.
nothing
How do I set it up?
Install, open Zeus, and it shows the sessions it finds. The getting started guide walks the first hour, from install to a first plan.
guide
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macOS 14 or newer · Apple silicon and Intel