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Native macOS app · Beta soon

See every agent at once.

If you run agents in parallel, you already know the problem: too many sessions, no single place to see them. ThirdThought tracks every Claude Code session on your machine, tells you the moment one needs your input, and keeps an eye on how much capacity you have left.

macOS first. Windows and Linux to follow.

Two agents or two dozen, one list

Parallelizing work across agents is the whole point — until you lose track of what each one is doing. ThirdThought puts every running session in a single list: what it's working on, how far along it is, and whether it's stuck.

  • See at a glance what every agent is currently working on.
  • Get notified the moment an agent is waiting on human input.
  • Know what finished while you were looking somewhere else.

Know what's left before you run out

One Max account, or a mix of org, Max, and API keys — ThirdThought shows remaining capacity across all of them in one view, and when each one resets. No more discovering the ceiling by hitting it mid-task.

What's coming next

Session tracking and capacity ship in the first version. These follow.

Redact secrets before they leave

Planned

If a token or password gets swept into a payload, ThirdThought strips it before the request leaves your machine and restores it in the response. The agent sees what it expects; the server never sees the secret. A credential that was never transmitted doesn't need rotating.

Token burn and cost

Planned

Track spend per account, per agent, and per type of task — so you can see where the tokens actually go instead of guessing from a monthly total.

PII redaction

Planned

The same interception path applied to personal data — addresses, SSNs, routing numbers, and common medical, financial, and government identifiers.

Claude desktop app

Exploring

Extending the same coverage to the Claude desktop app. Cloud-side runs are out of reach, but the local client may sit in the same position Claude Code does. Still being proven out.

Org logging

Planned

Ship usage and redaction events to your own Logstash so a team or org can see how agents are used. Events record that a redaction happened — never the redacted value.

Proxy integration

Planned

Work alongside LiteLLM, Bifrost, and similar proxies, so orgs that already centralize model access keep those controls.

What leaves your machine

This software sits in a sensitive path, so the honest answer matters more than a reassuring one. It runs offline by design: one required call home, and it isn't about you.

Never leaves your machine

  • Prompts, agent conversations, and file contents
  • Secrets or PII detected by redaction — including the values themselves
  • Source code or repository contents

The only required call

Licence heartbeat

A periodic check that the licence is still valid, which also rotates the activation token before it expires. It carries a licence token and a randomly generated install ID — not your name, not usage, not content.

Optional, your call

  • Operational telemetry and crash reports, if enabled
  • Diagnostic dumps you generate and choose to send us

Org usage logging goes to a destination you operate — your Logstash or data lake, not ours.

Pricing

Not final — the shape is set, the numbers aren't. Early access members will hear first.

15-day money-back guarantee

Individual

A flat licence covering a year or two, for up to three active systems. No subscription to manage and no per-month math — buy it, use it.

Organization

Per seat, billed annually, with licence and seat management. The recurring model funds the support and maintenance an org actually needs; individuals don't have to pay for that.

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