Public release coming soon
Tallpine has no public download yet. When it does, it will be a signed macOS app. It will install next to Agent Orchestrator without conflict, and there will be no account to create.
Tallpine for macOS
Not released yet
Once installed, the Mac app updates itself from signed releases on GitHub; you can turn that off in Settings. The data on your Mac is kept.
What you will need
- Mac
- macOS
- Git
- For repository projects and worktrees
- GitHub CLI
gh, signed in, for GitHub projects- An agent
- Claude Code, Codex or Kiro, installed and signed in once outside Tallpine
- tmux
- Included in the app
Where the release stands
- Now
In development
Built on Agent Orchestrator. There is no public build yet.
- On request
Early access
Write to us at hello@tallpine.eu.
- Coming soon
Signed macOS app
Installs next to Agent Orchestrator without conflict. No account to create.
- After release
Updates
The app checks GitHub Releases for signed new versions, on a stable or beta channel. On by default, off in Settings, and your data is kept.
The tallpine command is optional
The app doesn’t need it. Install it if you want to script sessions or check policy from a terminal. Turn on Developer mode, then use the global command link in Settings. It installs tallpine and the short alias tp.
which tallpine /usr/local/bin/tallpine tallpine doctor # checks the local setup, including tmux tallpine policy show # the agent policy in effect, and who set each rule
Deploying for a team?
Read how Tallpine handles policy, credentials and data.