Build log

Hesper is in testing. Every build is listed here, newest first.

1.2 · Stop babysitting · 22 October 2026

Agents finish, prove and unblock themselves; Hesper stays quick with many of them.

Done means proven. When Claude Code finishes, Hesper runs your tests first. Failures go back to the agent, up to twice, and the row reads proven, not proven, or fixing 2 failing tests.
Land is now Keep. The sheet opens on the verdict and shows only the changes the tests couldn’t vouch for.
Change a guess. Hesper tries the other answer in a second copy and shows both verdicts; keep one, with Undo.
Finish first. When the 5-hour limit will land before the reset, the agents you looked at least wait at their next turn end so the rest can finish.
Codex approvals. Codex asks wait in the sidebar next to Claude’s.
Never lag. Terminals redraw only what changed, hidden ones wait until you look; tested with 20 busy agents.
Panes. Drag the gap between terminals to resize them; zoom fills the window.

Many agents, one calm window.

A sidebar of every agent by project. The ones that ask come first, real vendor icons, one status mark everywhere. Up to six terminals side by side; ⌘1–9 and ⌘J to jump.
Settle and snooze. Press E when you’re done with an agent, S to bring it back later. Undo after every one.
The ⌘T bar. Models straight from your installed Claude Code, effort per model, ⌘↩ to start one and write the next, shift-click to send one prompt to several agents.
Answer from anywhere. Question cards with the agent’s real options, a Dock badge only for agents that truly need you, no false “ready” sounds, “done since you looked” marks.
Terminals. Text size and font, ⌘F inside a pane, ⌘-click a file:line to open it, a clipboard guard.
Task copies that are ready to run. .env copied, node_modules shared, your setup command run first, a port per dev server.
Never wait. Assume and rewind, pre-flight questions for long tasks, resume after a usage limit, automations on a schedule.
Calm and safe. Quiet notifications by default, idle agents rest and wake, a database backup before updates, safe launch after a crash.

A native Mac home for your coding agents.

Paper terminals that survive quitting and crashes, each task in its own git worktree.
The Proof card. What an agent says it did, checked against the tests and the diff before you merge.
The Code tab. Review, notes and keep, reading every diff in one pass.
Lead and helpers. One agent can start helpers after you allow each one.
Accounts and usage. The same numbers as /usage, a forecast of when you hit a limit, and a calm offer to continue on another account.
Preview. A live page per task. Point at what’s wrong and say what you want.

Get early access. Invites go out in small batches, one email when yours is ready.