Agents that work together
Sessions hand work to agents on other providers and accounts, workflows start agent work on their own, one MCP hub serves every agent, and your Mac stays awake with the lid closed. BeyStation is now BeyDock.
New
- Delegation: a session can hand work to agents on other providers and accounts. Edit agents get their own worktree, and results come back with diffs to apply.
- Delegation: pick targets with @ in the composer, and set allowed accounts, models and limits in Settings › Agents.
- Workflows: build automations on a canvas, with schedule and GitHub triggers, and steps that run on any provider or account.
- Workflows: fan-out steps, approval steps, and an assistant card that edits a workflow live.
- Connections Hub: one MCP hub shared by Claude, Codex, Antigravity and OpenCode, so servers are set up once.
- Connections Hub: per-tool rules (allow, ask, deny), an Activity log, and a Connect an App option for Claude Desktop, Cursor and others.
- Connections: an inventory of MCP servers, plugins and skills per account, provider and machine, with Move to Hub and undo.
- Worktrees: start a session in its own git worktree, then push and open a PR, or merge locally. A conflicting merge is rolled back.
- Worktrees: a project setup command runs before the first message, and branch menus show worktrees.
- Analytics: output speed, time to first token and consumption by model, session, account and host, plus per-turn speed in the session panel.
- Keep Awake: stays awake with the lid closed, using a bundled helper. Display, sound and chosen apps are paused, and everything is restored when you open the lid.
- Keep Awake: releases the lid hold below 20% battery or at critical heat, and turns on Low Power Mode when the battery is low or the Mac is hot.
- Keep Awake: new Settings option to keep the Mac and its display awake while sessions run.
- Menu bar: individual status items that open a menu-style panel, set up in Settings › Menu Bar.
- Widgets: desktop widgets and Control Center controls.
- Side panels: Changes, Files, Terminal and Browser panes next to session details and background tasks, with toggles, shortcuts and drag-to-resize.
- Appearance: Liquid Glass intensity slider and accent color in Settings.
- New session: a "No Folder" option starts a session in an empty folder of its own.
- Composer: paste or drop files and images as attachments.
- Composer: links take the accent color and show a site icon, with Open link and Copy link above the caret.
- Composer: emoticons like :D turn into emoji when you send. Undo restores the text.
- Sessions: titles are generated by each provider, and your own renames are kept.
- About: Settings › General › About shows version, build number and commit.
Improved
- BeyDock: BeyStation is now BeyDock. Your accounts, sessions and settings move over on first launch.
- Transcript: a turn's reads, commands and searches collapse into one summary line that expands on click.
- Transcript: Write cards start collapsed and show the file content, with selectable text and an Open in Files button.
- Usage limits: level colors, a projected run-out time and aligned columns in the account menu.
- Background Tasks: the subagent's effort shows next to its model.
- Composer: unsent text, attachments and agent chips are kept per session.
- Dictation: edits you make while recording are no longer overwritten.
- Images: pictures returned by tools show in Codex and OpenCode sessions, and attachment thumbnails open full size.
- Link icons: known sites use bundled icons, and BeyDock no longer downloads favicons.
- Approvals: the card lists every file a change touches with its diff, and shows shell commands as the agent reported them.
- Approvals: agent, MCP and plugin links open only if they are web addresses. File links reveal in Finder.
Fixed
- Transcript: returning to a session that is still streaming no longer shows a blank transcript.
- Performance: streaming replies update in batches, so long replies no longer keep the app at full CPU.
- Files: code preview stays left-aligned in a wide pane.
- Favicons: icons are never fetched from local or private network addresses.
Where BeyDock started
The foundation BeyDock was built on before this changelog began.
What was there from the start
- Sessions: a native macOS app (macOS 26, Liquid Glass) that runs coding agent sessions side by side.
- Providers: Claude, Codex, Antigravity and OpenCode, each through its own sidecar bridge.
- Accounts: every account belongs to a provider, and sessions run on the account you pick.
- One transcript: each provider's events are translated into a single format, so the same UI covers all four.
- SSH hosts: sessions can run on remote machines as well as on this Mac.
- Approvals: permission cards with diffs, plus models, effort levels and permission modes per provider.
- Usage limits: plan limits are shown per account where the provider has them.
Get the latest BeyDock.
Run Claude Code, Codex, Antigravity and OpenCode side by side on your Mac.