NativeAgent 0.6.6 Now available

A RESIDENT AGENT FOR YOUR MAC

An agent that
lives with you.

Remembers what matters. Works alongside you.
Grows into apps never made for it.

One Swift-native home for your agent’s memory, tools, and ongoing work. On your Mac, with you on iPhone.

Apple silicon · macOS 26+ · AI provider account required

NativeAgent’s luminous green and cyan living core
One continuous mind Memory · Context · Action
BUILT IN SWIFT. AT HOME ON MAC.01 / CONTINUITY

MEET IT WHERE IT LIVES

Open the app.
Someone’s already home.

Your agent keeps the thread between conversations, so you start where you left off.

ILLUSTRATIVE · NOT A SCREENSHOT

MEANING THAT STAYS WITH YOU

Remembers the meaning.
Even when the words change.

The bundled large embedding model gives semantic recall a richer representation of what you mean. Your agent can connect a differently phrased question to a relevant memory—and bring that context back into the conversation.

Search earlier conversations by date, revisit decisions in order, and keep track of who said what. The memory model runs locally on your Mac, ready from the first launch.

Explore memory and continuity
HOW SEMANTIC RECALL WORKS · ILLUSTRATIVE EXAMPLE
A retained memory

“I do my best thinking before the day gets busy.”

A later question

“When should I set aside time for focused work?”

bge-large-en-v1.5 1,024-dimensional embeddings

MORE THAN THE NEXT REPLY

A conversation.
A whole working world.

Give an idea somewhere to go. NativeAgent connects what you say to what it remembers, what it can do, and the work you’re already carrying.

REMEMBER

Pick up the thread.

The bundled bge-large embedding model brings meaning-based recall into the conversation. Fluid Context adds a selective working set instead of loading everything you’ve ever said.

Inside the resident mind
EXAMPLE REQUEST · CAPABILITY WALKTHROUGH
“What did we decide last time?”
  1. 1Your question
  2. 2Relevant memory
  3. 3A connected reply
Meaning-based recallEditable, forgettable memoriesLocal knowledge graph

CONTINUITY THAT BECOMES USEFUL

Less starting over.
More moving forward.

Memory, background research, and ongoing work give the next conversation something real to build on.

01

Memory you can shape.

Your agent can revisit, rewrite, and forget memories. Its knowledge graph follows the retained facts, keeping useful connections grounded in what actually belongs.

Explore memory
02

Helpers that stay with the work.

Standing bots have their own brief, conversation, and model. Run them yourself, set a schedule, or wake them on supported GitHub and Slack events. Their cards show results, missed runs, and what needs attention.

Meet standing bots
03

A reply that finishes.

Its own turn is a part. If a version of it breaks mid-turn, the one before is swapped back in, the turn replays, and the reply still lands. A relaunch replays the turn from its log, and a Steer lands mid-reply.

See how it works

THE SAME AGENT. WITHIN REACH.

Runs on your Mac.
Stays with you on iPhone.

Continue a conversation, watch a reply arrive live, decide an approval, change a Mac setting, or send a file from iPhone and iPad. The Mac keeps the runtime, memory, and credentials.

Telegram, Slack, and authenticated local bridges connect to that same agent through shared policies.

Explore Apple continuity
Your MacAgent · Memory · Work
iPhone + iPadChat, settings, approvalsTelegram + SlackConversation where you areLocal bridgesSpecialist work, returned

Mac running · Devices paired · Permissions shared

YOUR AGENT. YOUR CHOICES.

Close to your life.
Under your control.

HOW FAR IT CAN REACH

Safe. Reads files. Changes nothing on your side; shell and git are refused.

Your saved entries and integration switches still bind. Apple privacy controls and each connected agent’s permissions stay separate boundaries.

Choose the intelligence.

Start with one connected account, then pick a model for Chat, Work, and Memory and mind if you want. Bots keep their own choices, on Mac and iPhone.

OpenAI / ChatGPTAnthropicxAIMoonshotOpenRouter

“Connect to Codex.”

Ask it to connect a supported local agent, or let it find the ones already installed. It shows what will change, backs up the settings, and can repair a link that breaks. Agents you explicitly trust act as you; a turn steered by one you haven’t marked trusted is judged as Work mode at most.

Explore agent connections

Evidence of the outcome.

Memory and runtime live on your Mac; relevant context goes to the provider you choose. The context ring shows what a turn used, and errors say what ran, what failed, and what remains unknown.

Read the trust model

NATIVEAGENT 0.6.6

Make room for
a little continuity.

Signed and notarized · Signed in-app updates · macOS 26+

Release details and development notes