Every agent. One terminal.

Run supported coding agents in one native Mac workspace. Follow their sessions, inspect recorded usage, and connect automation through a local MCP server.

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Stable v0.5.1 macOS 14 or later Apple Silicon

Rust/GPUI candidate 0.6.0-rc.1 is unreleased. See release status.

Stable Chau7 · v0.5.1

See sessions, signals, and control in one place.

Three practical paths through Chau7, with the conditions and boundaries that shape what each one can do.

01 / Workflow

Recognize agent sessions

Chau7 matches registered agent command lines or output signatures, then reflects the recognized identity in a tab when mappings and assets are available.

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  1. Start a supported CLIA registered agent command runs in a Chau7 terminal.
  2. Match a known signalDetection uses supported command or output patterns.
  3. See the tab identityThe tab shows the identity cue supported by that agent.

Scope: Recognition does not prove that every provider request or usage field is measurable.

02 / Workflow

See available usage signals

Supported provider traffic routed through Chau7 can create local run and usage records that telemetry tools can query.

Understand usage visibility →
  1. Route a supported clientRelevant API traffic passes through Chau7’s proxy.
  2. Record available eventsProvider, hook, and attribution support determine the fields.
  3. Review local telemetryRuns and events are available in Chau7’s views and tools.

Scope: Hooks, attribution, and provider support affect coverage. Missing measurements should not be read as zero.

03 / Workflow

Give agents a defined control boundary

The stable release exposes 34 local MCP tools for state, telemetry, repository context, and terminal work.

Browse MCP tools and permissions →
  1. Connect an MCP clientThe bundled bridge uses Chau7’s local Unix socket.
  2. Inspect or request workClients can read state or create a fresh MCP tab.
  3. Apply control rulesExisting user tabs require local confirmation before control.

Scope: Command permissions remain a separate policy. Local transport does not sandbox shell commands or constrain a client’s provider.

More of the workspace

  • Tabs, split panes, terminal search and saved workspace restoration.
  • A repository pane for Git status, staging, commits, branches, stash and history.
  • An agent dashboard for repository sessions, status and available usage.
  • A Permission Center for macOS protected-path and notification access.
  • A bundled CLI and supported client integrations for automation.

Explore the 77 feature guides across 17 categories. Guides include implementation limits and features that are not connected in the stable release; the count is not an exhaustive application feature total.

Local records, optional network features

Chau7 stores workspace and usage records locally. External coding tools use their providers; optional error explanations, remote control, notification actions and submitted reports can send data to configured destinations. Review those data flows before enabling an integration.

Architecture and data flow · Source-available iOS Remote

The upcoming Rust app

Rust/GPUI brings a new application implementation, explicit restoration import, SSH host badges, OpenCode branding and local performance diagnostics. The candidate includes macOS software rendering and a delayed splash fallback. Signing, runtime acceptance and the stable release cutover remain gates.

Candidate features and safe upgrade plan