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A native macOS app that wraps your Sol0 workspace and mounts your own local tools — files, git, and shell on your real machine. Setup is three taps, and writes always ask first.
The Mac app is in private beta. You can use the full workspace on the web right now — the same tools run there in a secure per-thread sandbox.
The native macOS app is a thin, signed shell around Sol0. Install it once and open it from Launchpad like any other app — no command line to run it.
The app loads the live Sol0 workspace and keeps you signed in. If the network ever hiccups it falls back to a native home instead of a blank window.
Pick a project folder, flip Enable local tools, then Test — all buttons, no config files. Sol0 can now read files and run git in that folder. Writes always ask first.
Read and browse a folder you choose on this Mac — not a sandbox copy. The folder you pick is the only folder Sol0 can touch.
Run git status, diffs, and history against your actual repository, so answers reflect the code as it is on disk right now.
Any file write or state change surfaces a native macOS approval first. Nothing leaves your machine unless you open the web app.
A global hotkey summons Sol0 with your current context already loaded, so a request runs instead of starting from an empty box.