Type /cybee in your AI assistant. Ask about your Macs.

Your first message

1. 1

   Open your AI assistant.

   Open Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Grok Build or the Claude app and type /cybee. The install connected them. For claude.ai, ChatGPT or Grok, connect Cybee once in the app’s connector settings with https://mcp.cybee.dev/mcp. A “Connect Cybee” page then asks for your admin key one time.

2. 2

   Type /cybee and send it.

   It starts a guided first conversation, in the language you write in.

   What you will see: a short answer about your Macs, and questions to ask next.

3. 3

   Pick a question, or ask your own.

   Try “Which Mac needs attention?” The answer names the Macs and counts the checks it read.

   What you will see: the verdict first, then what holds, what is open and one next step.

If /cybee gets no answer

The install connects the assistants it finds on that Mac. If a connection did not take, run the retry command from Terminal on the same Mac.

1. 1

   Open Terminal.

   Press Command and Space, type Terminal, press Return.

2. 2

   Type this line and press Return.

   cybee connectCopyCopied

   Press Command and C to copy.

   What you will see: the assistants on this Mac that Cybee set up.

3. 3

   Start a new chat and type /cybee.

   A chat that was already open may not know about Cybee yet.

The retry works for assistants that run on your Mac, such as Claude Code, the Claude app, Cursor and Codex. claude.ai, ChatGPT and Grok connect in the app’s own connector settings instead, as in the first step above. If yours still does not answer, email [email protected] with its name and version.

Ask one useful question

A short, specific question gets the clearest answer. Copy one of these, or use your own words.

More questions to try, and what comes back:

Read the answer

Cybee’s designed answers come back in the same order, whichever assistant you use. You can check one in a few seconds.

The verdict comes first. What holds is counted against the total, such as 117 of 118 checks, so you can see how much was checked. What is open names the Mac and since when. If the next step changes a Mac, its owner is asked first. Ask for a dated record and it brings back what was true at that time.

Your AI assistant builds any view you ask for, such as a table of every Mac and its owner.

Keep Cybee close while you work

There is nothing new to open. Cybee shows up where you already are.

In your AI assistant

Type /cybee whenever you want to know something about your Macs. In Terminal, cybee status shows whether protection is on.

In the menu bar

Each Mac shows a small Cybee icon at the top of the screen. Click it to see that Mac’s status, a training that is due, or anything that needs its owner.

On your phone

Ask the same questions from the assistant app on your phone. It answers about the Macs you connected. Protection keeps running on the Macs. Your phone itself is not protected by Cybee.

Say yes before anything changes

A change you ask for in a chat does not happen by itself. The owner of that Mac confirms it first. Before anyone says yes:

• Read what will change.
• Check which Mac it is on.
• Ask what it means for that person’s work, and how to undo it.

What your AI assistant sees

Cybee’s answers appear inside your AI assistant’s app, so the terms of that app cover what you read there.

Behind each answer, protection and safer settings run on the Mac itself. What leaves the Mac is security facts: events, which settings are on, which apps are installed. Never file contents, saved passwords or app tokens. No AI model on our servers decides which software is bad.

What leaves your Mac

If something does not work