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A calm notebook that runs your coding agents.
Jot it down; Cue hands it to Claude Code, Codex, Pi, OpenCode, Grok Build or DeepSeek Harness, keeps them moving, and only asks you what really needs you.
Native on Mac, iPhone and iPad. Local-first, no CuePad account.

Download for Mac · Build from source · cue-pad.com

• Cue runs your agents for you. Say what you want, typed on the Mac or from your phone. Cue turns it into tasks, starts and names agent sessions, answers their routine questions, checks their evidence and signs off finished work. It comes back only for what can't be undone (pushing, releasing, deleting): everything waiting on you is one number, Waiting N, one tap each.
• On schedule. "Every Monday at 9, clean up stale branches": a schedule can repeat and hang on a task, and Cue starts the work when it's due. If the Mac was asleep, it catches up once when it wakes.
• One home for skills and rules. Skills live in ~/.agents/skills, rules in one AGENTS.md for all your agents (and one per project). CuePad marks which agent can't read what and lets you edit any skill or rule right in the app, from your phone too. One tap gathers scattered skills and links Claude Code in; duplicate skills and diverging rule files are a tap away from one copy — and on the Mac, every change can be undone.
• Every agent on one board. Tasks move through four lanes — to do, advancing, waiting on you, done — with each session's live state next to them: thinking, running a tool, waiting, finished.
• Your phone is the remote. Answer an agent's question or permission request from anywhere. Agents send you screenshots, pages, PDFs and recordings to check, each captioned with what to look at.
• Ideas first. Plain Markdown with inline images and {{variables}}. When it's time to act, drag an idea onto a task and it joins the task's notes; every send is logged and can be resent.
• Yours. Everything lives in a SQLite library on your device and syncs through your own private iCloud database. No CuePad account, no telemetry. Live Activity summaries pass through a stateless relay to Apple’s push service; the relay doesn’t retain them.

Cue reports back with proof, and asks only what needs you	Every task on one board; answer Cue in one tap
Agents send you pages and screenshots; annotate any part of a reply	Check an agent's work from your phone

The interface is in Simplified Chinese for now.

1. Get the app. Download the notarized Mac build from Releases (macOS 26+), or build it yourself — macOS 26 and Xcode 27, no Apple developer account needed:

git clone https://github.com/Suge8/CuePad.git
open CuePad/apple/CuePad.xcodeproj    # pick the CuePad scheme and My Mac, then ⌘R

A build from source is ad-hoc signed, keeps its own library in ~/Library/Application Support/CuePad Dev and doesn't update itself (git pull and build again). If the released app is also on this Mac, the source build leaves your agents' settings and notifications to it. iCloud sync and the iPhone/iPad apps need your own Apple developer account (docs/release.md).

2. Connect your agents. On first launch CuePad finds the agents on this Mac — Pi, Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, Grok Build, DeepSeek Harness — and connects the ones you tick; one that's missing or signed out is one click to install or sign in. Each row says what it will write before anything is written, and turning an agent off later removes all of it. Work happens in the project's folder, ~/CuePad/<project> unless you point it at your own code.

3. Hand off your first job. Press Option + Shift + Space anywhere and tell Cue what you want, e.g. "Add a dark mode toggle to ~/code/my-app and show me a screenshot." Or write a task and press Start. Cue picks the agent, starts the session, and the result lands back in CuePad.

Every connected agent also gets cuepad, a command line over the same library, so it can look things up, take notes, keep a to-do list across sessions and send you previews:

cuepad search deploy script                 # find ideas and tasks
printf 'Release checklist…' | cuepad card add
cuepad task add Write release notes
cuepad show shot.png --title "The new toggle, top right"

cuepad --help is the full reference. Inside a folder bound to a project it works on that project; --json gives stable output.

Issues and pull requests are welcome — see CONTRIBUTING.md. Project conventions for humans and coding agents are in AGENTS.md; report security issues as described in SECURITY.md.

Apache 2.0. Third-party components are listed in THIRD-PARTY-NOTICES.md.