Conversation that continues
Chat, incremental responses, attachments, pinned Mac sessions, cancellation, and a visible send-next queue continue the same Agent rather than starting a second mobile identity.
IPHONE + IPAD
A remote cockpit.The same Agent.
NativeAgent keeps the living runtime on Mac while giving iPhone and iPad a first-class surface for conversation, work, approvals, memory, providers, and living-system status.
MORE THAN A COMPANION
The Mac remains home. The phone keeps you present.
The mobile app does not invent a parallel agent runtime. It reaches the same Mac-owned identity, context, provider policy, tools, Workshop, and trust boundaries through signed coordination.
Work you can direct
Review approvals, follow Workshop work, inspect activity, and send signed remote actions back to the Mac with durable transaction readback before success is shown.
The system at a glance
Memories, skills, connectors, provider status, runtime health, and organism living status arrive through focused snapshots instead of cloning the Mac runtime onto the phone.
Native mobile delivery
Signed iCloud and CloudKit coordination keep the phone connected, while APNS brings meaningful edges—like approvals and work needing you—to the lock screen.
SIGNED CONTINUITY
A command crosses the distance. Trust crosses with it.
Mobile actions are signed, routed to the Mac authority, and checked against the same policy that protects local actions. The phone waits for durable response readback before presenting success.
iPhone intent→Signed action→Mac authority→Verified readback
MOBILE, CLEARLY
What the cockpit means.
Does the full Agent run on iPhone?
The Mac app owns the live runtime. iPhone and iPad are native remote surfaces for that same Agent—not separate brains.
Can the phone approve work?
Yes. Signed approval and Workshop actions return to the Mac authority and require durable response readback.
Can it change providers?
Provider and model controls are available through signed coordination, while API keys remain on the Mac.
Does it work like a Windows client?
No. NativeAgent is intentionally an Apple-platform system: a Swift-native Mac runtime with iPhone and iPad continuity.
ONE APPLE-NATIVE SYSTEM