“Move billing onto the new payments API, keep every test green, and show me the diff before anything is merged.”
- Example request in Build mode, run by Kaer Swarm
Kaer Work is a desktop app that builds, tests and gets everyday work done, on Kaer's own agents or the coding subscriptions you already pay for.
“Move billing onto the new payments API, keep every test green, and show me the diff before anything is merged.”
- Example request in Build mode, run by Kaer Swarm
Kaer Work is where you hand off a job, watch it run and accept the result. Build in a folder, work through the day, and let automations run while you are away.
Open a project folder and ask for a change. Kaer Work writes and runs the code, tests it and shows you every diff.
Run on this Mac, on your other computers or on Kaer Cloud. Kaer Work detects the coding CLIs on your Mac automatically, from Claude Code and Codex to Copilot and Cursor, so you can use the plans you already pay for and pin the model each one uses.
Ask before acting, auto-edit or plan first: you choose how much Kaer Work does on its own. Full access lets it act without asking, so it warns you before you switch it on.
Full access acts without asking. Use it only for work you trust.A live transcript of every step: one row per tool call, the diffs, the plan and every permission prompt, as it happens. Watch runs from the notch deck in the menu bar without opening the app.
Kaer Agent and Kaer Swarm are Kaer's own harness and the default. Prefer Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, Copilot or Cursor? Kaer Work runs them on your own subscription.



Reference files and docs with @, a redesigned ⌘K, and a Kaer Cloud page.
Agents in a project work together, and each project sets its own sandbox limits.
Chats no longer show the app's internal instructions, Kaer's agent keeps the whole conversation in mind, and your keys are no longer stored in plain text.
The first release of Kaer Work: coding agents with your project's files, terminal and changes beside the chat, on the models and plans you already have. On Mac, with Windows and Linux in beta.