A desktop workspace that connects a language model to your Mac and then shows you every action it takes. You supply the model — a cheap provider API key or a local GGUF file — and it supplies the browser, terminal, file and screenshot tools the model drives, with each tool call visible before and after it runs.
Consider before buying: It does not include a model. Running fully offline means downloading a local model first, and a small local model will not match a frontier API for hard reasoning.
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A desktop browser and coding harness with a control API. Browse normally; when you want automation, a connected cloud or local model drives the web and works inside a chosen project folder through a visible AI Workbench. Your own scripts and external agents can drive the same browser over an authenticated local API.
Consider before buying: It is a supervised desktop browser, not a captcha bypasser or scraper farm. Websites can change their markup or block automation, and sensitive or consequential actions still require your review. The current Direct release requires an Apple-silicon Mac; model-provider API fees, if you choose a paid cloud model, are separate from the one-time app purchase.
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A complete coding school that runs on your Mac. It pairs 21 structured tracks and 2,558 interactive lessons with runnable practice, projects and an AI tutor you can point at one of 32 cloud providers or a private local model.
Consider before buying: It teaches transferable programming skills rather than one employer's stack. AI tutor quality and any external API costs depend on the model provider you choose; the curriculum itself does not require a subscription.
See Codemonkey AI screenshots and requirements