Hiding in plain sight. What's the move?
heist
No refusals.
No lectures.
The refusals are cut out of its models, so the tokens you pay for go into the work. It reads the code, makes the change, runs it, and checks that it worked.
Try it: type anything and press Enter, or pick one of the ideas under the box. Open a line it ran to see what it changed.
Bring your chats along
caveira can copy the chats and projects other coding agents left on this Mac, so you can carry on with them here. The originals stay where they are.
Defect.
Bring your chats.
caveira picks up your Claude Code, Codex and OpenCode chats where you left them. The terminal and the app share every one.
Try it: press Import, then open one of the chats it brought over and keep going.
Open models.
Your rules.
Abliterated Qwen3.5, GLM-5.2 and GLM-5.3, with up to a million tokens of context. You set how hard it thinks, and whether it asks before it acts.
Try it: switch the model or the effort, flip permissions with ⇧ Tab, then send something. You can drag the window by its top bar, too.
Get caveira
Then sign in, and you’re working.
The app
For macOS 13 or later.
Download for macOSOpen it, press Sign in, and finish in your browser.
It’s signed ad hoc, not by Apple, so the first time, right-click it and choose Open. If macOS still says no, choose Open Anyway in System Settings, under Privacy & Security.
The terminal
macOS and Linux.
curl -fsSL https://caveira.app/install.sh | shRun caveira in a project and type /login.
Or skip the account and run it on a model server of your own, like Ollama, on this machine or your network: caveira --base-url http://localhost:11434/v1