Your agents run on your own Mac and your own servers. Marshal Stack is where you keep them in order — and it keeps running with the laptop shut.
macOS app by request · macOS 14+ · iOS & watchOS in TestFlight
Close the lid. The work keeps flying.
On your Mac alone, shutting the laptop stops everything. Add a relay you run yourself and it does not: the queue holds, the cron fires, agents keep moving — and you are only interrupted when a decision is genuinely yours.
Three altitudes
A console, not a cloud. The first altitude is fully local and stays that way — everything above it is something you switch on yourself.
Free · macOS 14+
Free · your own server
By arrangement
What it does
Named after the holding pattern where returning aircraft stack up over the deck, each at its own altitude, waiting to be called down one at a time.
When an agent needs permission it stops and asks. Approve it or wave it off from wherever you are — the run continues without you going back to a desk. Nothing lands on your codebase that you did not clear.
Pull tasks from Trello or GitHub and let agents run them unattended on your own machines. Everything holds in order until you call it down.
Live sessions, streamed. Drop into any terminal session from your phone and read exactly what the agent is doing, line by line.
Trigger builds and deploys without opening a laptop, then watch installs and crashes land on the same screen.
Set what agents may decide alone and what must reach you. A notification arrives when something needs a human, and not before.
See what is running, read what an agent is asking, approve or decline, and dictate a reply without reaching for your phone.
How to read it
The whole interface runs on one colour rule, so the answer is visible before you have read a single word.
Install it on your Mac and see the whole portfolio in one screen. Nothing to sign up for.
macOS app by request · macOS 14+
