CatBoardLimited private beta
Your coding agents.One calm board.
Run Claude Code, Codex and Antigravity in isolated worktrees from one focused board.
Claude Code
Codex
AntigravityCursor and OpenCode, planned
Product tour
From task to reviewed change.
See the real CatBoard app in three focused views.
Starting parallel agents is easy. Keeping their work separate, visible and reviewable is the hard part.
Runs disappear into terminal windows.
Status, output and finished work end up scattered across separate sessions.
Shared checkouts create avoidable conflicts.
Two agents can edit the same working tree before either one is ready to review.
Landing the result interrupts your own work.
Switching branches and untangling changes pulls you away from the task you were doing.
Features
Built for parallel work
01 / Isolated
Isolated worktrees
Every task starts on its own branch and directory, so parallel agents never edit the same working tree. Blocked tasks wait for their dependencies. Opt-in batches can continue when the next task is ready.
02 / Observable
Structured transcript
Agents run with JSON event streams, so turns, tool calls and results render as real UI. Track reported token usage and available cost totals by repository.
03 / Reviewable
Review the work, not terminal scrollback
Read the summary, inspect the diff and merge from the same focused view without switching branches in your main checkout.
More capabilities
Stay in flow as the work grows.
Two CatBoard Skills + MCP
From a rough idea to a complete task plan.
CatBoard helps you think through the work with your coding agent, then turns the decisions into comprehensive, implementation-ready tasks with the context your team needs to ship.
Think it through with your agent
/catboard:discuss
We need rate limiting. Help us decide what should ship.
/catboard:to-ticket
The plan is clear. Create a complete task batch.
Discuss together
Clarify scope, constraints, and trade-offs.
Turn it into work
Create a complete, reviewable task plan.
Pending task batch
Rate-limiting rollout
Define the rate-limit policy
Scope · API · Codex
Acceptance criteria included
Wire limiter middleware
Blocked by 01
Implementation and test coverage
Return rate-limit headers
Blocked by 02
Verification and handoff context
What makes this plan complete
Ready to review
3
end-to-end tasks
Scope, context, and acceptance
2
mapped blockers
The run order is clear
1
reviewable plan
Ready for your approval
01 / Discuss together
Find the shape of the work
Use catboard:discuss to work through the problem with your agent: scope, constraints, trade-offs, and what success should look like.
02 / Turn decisions into work
Get comprehensive tasks
Use catboard:to-ticket when the plan is clear. It uses the discussion to create end-to-end tasks with context, acceptance criteria, and real dependencies.
03 / Review the full plan
See what will actually ship
Review the task descriptions, acceptance criteria, ordering, repository, and agent context together before the batch reaches your board.
04 / CatBoard
Move from plan to progress
Approve the batch, then review and import it in CatBoard. Every card arrives with enough context for an agent to pick up the work confidently.
Local by default
Local orchestration, by default.
CatBoard orchestrates the tools already installed on your Mac and stores its board data locally. It does not host or upload your repositories.
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No CatBoard account for free use
02
Analytics off by default
03
CatBoard never uploads your repositories
04
Runs and history stay local
Limited private beta
Put your agents on the board.
Selected beta users get three months of Pro with unlimited agent runs, at no cost.
3 months of Pro included
Unlimited agent runs during your Pro access
Unlimited repositories and task cards
All three supported agents
Signed and notarized macOS build
FAQ
Questions
You need each agent CLI installed and authenticated. Provider subscriptions and usage charges remain with that provider.
CatBoard does not upload or host your repositories. The agent CLI you choose may send prompts, files or context to its own provider according to that provider's terms.
macOS 14 or newer, git 2.38 or newer (for merge-tree --write-tree).
CatBoard does not check out the task branch or rewrite files in your main working tree. When a merge succeeds, it advances the selected base branch through Git refs.
The worktree stays where it is. Retry the task, edit the prompt and retry, or open the worktree in a terminal and finish it by hand.
Anonymous product analytics are optional and off by default. When enabled, they never include prompts, repository contents or agent output.