Any coding agent
Built-in launchers for Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, Grok Build, DeepSeek and more, each with its own folder and station. Anything else that runs in a terminal, from Gemini CLI to Aider, works in a shell tab.
Your terminals, agents
and browsers. One window.
Nest is a native Mac workspace for coding agents. Run Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode or any agent that works in a terminal, on your Mac or over SSH, and close the lid without losing a running session.
Coming soon for Apple silicon Macs. Free for one station.
/ YOUR WORKSPACE01
Every tool you run,
in one header.
Terminal, agent, browser and desktop tabs sit side by side, and the header shows which machine each tab is running on.
Claude CodePreviewTestsCodexNest
My MacBook ProMy Mac Mini
Claude Code
Preview
Tests
Codex
✻ Claude Code · ~/sites/client · claude-fable-5-1
› Add a pricing section under the hero, matching the brand.
● I’ll add a three‑tier pricing grid and wire the call to action.
● Update(src/pages/index.astro)
⎿ Added 42 lines, removed 3 lines
● Bash(bun run build)
⎿ Built 3 pages in 1.2s
Done. The pricing section is live at localhost:3000/#pricing.
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localhost:3000/#pricing
asterProduct · Pricing · Docs
PRICING
Simple plans for small teams.
Starter$0
Team$24
Scale$96
you@macbook-pro ~/sites/client
$ bun test
✓ pricing renders three tiers [12ms]
✓ call to action links to checkout [4ms]
✓ hero keeps its breathing room [3ms]
3 pass · 0 fail · Ran 3 tests in 48ms
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›_ OpenAI Codex · My Mac Mini · ~/work/api
› Fix the flaky retry test and keep the timeout behaviour.
• Read tests/retry.test.ts
• Edited tests/retry.test.ts +6 −2
• bun test tests/retry.test.ts · 4 pass
The retry now waits for the fake clock instead of a real 500 ms sleep. Ready for review.
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Workspace
Search tabsSearch saved setups
4 tabs · 2 stations
Claude CodeMy MacBook Pro · ~/sites/client
ConnectedPreviewlocalhost:3000
OpenTestsMy MacBook Pro · ~/sites/client
ConnectedCodexMy Mac Mini · ~/work/api
SSH connected
Nothing saved yet
Save your current tabs to reopen them later
1 saved setup
Client site4 tabs · 1 window
Reconnect opens existing terminals. Start new terminals creates separate terminals and new agent conversations from this setup.
Save setup
Save these stations, terminals, and browser tabs.
Client site
Switch tabs, keep working, then save the whole arrangement as a setup. Simulated walkthrough · synthetic content
Terminals that outlive the window
Every terminal runs inside tmux on the station you choose. Close the tab, sleep the Mac or lose Wi‑Fi; reconnect and the process is still there.
Setups you can reopen
Split panes and save the whole arrangement. Reconnect to the same terminals tomorrow, or start fresh ones from the saved setup.
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Close the lid.
Keep the thread.
Nest reconnects to the tmux sessions still running on each station. Your tabs and pane layouts are waiting where you left them.
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Add a station
Your Mac, or any machine you can reach over SSH. Nest reads your SSH config and Tailscale to find them.
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Open what you need
A shell, any coding agent, a browser at localhost:3000 or a remote desktop. Pick the station and folder per tab.
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Come back later
Reattach to the terminals still running on each station, or open a saved setup with new terminals.
Your station must remain available. Nest doesn’t move running processes between machines.
/ PLANNED LAUNCH PRICING03
Start with one.
Room for more.
One plan for your account, across all your workspaces.
Free
$0 forever
One station for your everyday work.
- One enabled station across your account
- Terminal, agent, browser and desktop tabs
- Cloud workspace sync
- Collapsible tab groups in the top header
- Ordinary reconnect and recovery
Pro
$12 USD / month
One subscription for all your workspaces.
- Everything in Free
- Unlimited stations
- Saved Setups that sync across Macs
A station is a machine where your terminals and agents run. Viewing it from another Mac does not use another station slot. Your agent subscriptions, model usage and machines are separate.
Paid sign-up is not available yet. Follow the release status.
/ A FEW THINGS TO KNOW04
Simple by design.
Is Nest a terminal or a coding agent?
Nest is a native Mac workspace. It brings terminals and existing coding agents together with browser and desktop panes. You keep using each agent’s own account and permissions.
What happens when I close a tab?
Closing a terminal tab detaches its view. The underlying tmux process can keep running on its station. Ending a terminal is a separate action. A station reboot ends its running processes.
Do I need Tailscale?
No. Nest connects over SSH and can discover stations from your SSH configuration or Tailscale. The station still needs to be reachable and allow your SSH login.
Where does my work run?
Terminals and agents run on the station you choose. Browser pages use your Mac’s network. Desktop views connect to the selected station’s existing VNC server.
What will my Nest account sync?
The cloud service is being prepared to sync workspace metadata, station references, and saved setups. The standard Mac client’s workspace sync does not include SSH keys, terminal output, agent credentials, or browser cookies. Opening work on another Mac is explicit.
Is it free?
The planned Free tier includes one enabled station per account, forever. Pro is planned at $12 USD per month per account for unlimited stations and Saved Setups. Paid sign-up is not available yet.
MAKE YOURSELF AT HOME
A little less scattered.
A lot more together.
Get Nest for Mac
The Mac download is not available yet. It appears here as soon as the first public build is published.
macOS 14 or later · Apple silicon