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Get started

  • What is Beetool
  • Install & first launch
  • Projects, workspaces & navigation
  • Keyboard shortcuts

AI

  • AI assistant
  • AI providers & models
  • Knowledge & project context
  • Agent teams
  • AI usage & run ledger
  • MCP server

Code & Git

  • Code editor
  • Run, test & debug
  • Terminal
  • Git
  • Merge requests
  • AI review & rule sets

Work

  • Beework tasks & board
  • Products
  • Docs & AI Docs

Tools

  • Database
  • Beequest — HTTP client
  • SSH, SFTP & Vault
  • Processes & network
  • Text files

Reference

  • Settings
  • Privacy & data

Beetool for Mac

Documentation

How each part of Beetool works — from the first launch to agent teams. New here? Start with What is Beetool.

Get started

  • What is BeetoolOne Mac app for the whole development flow — Git, code, review, terminal, database, API client and docs — with AI in every step.
  • Install & first launchDownload the disk image, allow the beta once in System Settings, then connect your AI and your Git host.
  • Projects, workspaces & navigationEvery project has four workspaces; tools open as tabs; the command palette reaches everything from the keyboard.
  • Keyboard shortcutsThe default keys. Most can be changed in Settings › Keyboard shortcuts.

AI

  • AI assistantAsk about the code or for a change. The assistant reads the project; its edits arrive as diffs you accept or reject.
  • AI providers & modelsConnect the AI accounts you already have — several side by side — and choose which one each job uses.
  • Knowledge & project contextDocuments, a repo map and product notes give every AI run the context it needs — built and kept on your Mac.
  • Agent teamsTalk to a Lead that plans, works alone or delegates to agents — each in a private worktree, each diff reviewed.
  • AI usage & run ledgerSee tokens, cost and tool calls of every AI run, and what each run actually read.
  • MCP serverLet Claude Code, Codex and other tools read and move your board, use your project context and run Beequest requests.

Code & Git

  • Code editorA fast editor with language servers, inline blame, git change bars and a local history of every save.
  • Run, test & debugBeetool finds how a project runs and puts it behind ▶ and Test — with watch mode and a debugger for Go and Node.
  • TerminalA terminal under the code with a history-aware input, clickable file:line and SSH in the same place.
  • GitCommit, branch, sync and dig through history — plus visual tools for the git commands people look up every time.
  • Merge requestsReview GitLab and GitHub merge requests in a real diff view, with blame, symbols and drafts posted only when you submit.
  • AI review & rule setsA review pipeline that applies your team's rules, fact-checks its findings and leaves them as drafts on the exact lines.

Work

  • Beework tasks & boardOne change across several repositories: a branch in each, one AI conversation, commits and merge requests together.
  • ProductsGroup the repositories that make one product and describe how they fit — once, for every AI run.
  • Docs & AI DocsEvery Markdown file of a project as a linked, searchable knowledge base — and documents the AI writes section by section.

Tools

  • DatabaseBrowse, edit and query PostgreSQL, MySQL/MariaDB, SQLite, ClickHouse and MongoDB — directly or through an SSH host.
  • Beequest — HTTP clientRequests, environments, scripts and flows in the same app as your code — no browser, no CORS.
  • SSH, SFTP & VaultHosts, file transfer, remote editing, keys and secrets — all in the macOS Keychain.
  • Processes & networkWhat runs on your Mac and why, which port it holds — and where a connection to a host breaks.
  • Text filesOpen any text file outside a project — with Notepad++-style find, mark and replace, and previews.

Reference

  • SettingsWhere each setting lives (⌘,).
  • Privacy & dataWhat Beetool stores, where, and what leaves your Mac.