For Mac teams that try new AI tools
You tried a new AI tool. What stayed behind?
Protection is free on every Mac. Proof is CHFEURUSDGBP 9 per Mac a month.
Cybee lists the AI tools on your team’s Macs and what each one connects to, for free. When a client asks about them, you answer from a dated list.
Start free. One command, no account.
Step by step, for your Mac. By AirDrop, message or email.
curl -sSf https://get.cybee.dev | shFrom get.cybee.dev, Cybee’s install server. Read the script
Run it in Terminal, a chat, your IDE or a CLI. Keep working where you started.Press Command and C to copy.
What the command does
- Installs a notarized agent on this Mac.
- Creates no account. The install is identified by a token.
- Starts protecting the device at once.
- Changes no setting until you confirm it in your AI assistant.
- Asks for this Mac’s administrator password once, and for no email address.
Example data. Studio Nord is a made up company.
AI tools work inside your Mac. Someone will ask which ones.
An AI agent can open files and run commands for you. You see it working, but not always what it touched. Weeks later, the setup is hard to remember.
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after a project
A connection stays after the work ends.
A coding assistant for one job, a server connection for another. After a few experiments, nobody has the whole picture.
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before a deal
A client asks which tools touch their work.
“Which AI tools do you use on our project?”
They want a list they can read, not a guess.
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when someone leaves
The person who set it up moves on.
Their connections can stay on the Mac. So does the question of what each one was for.
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any week
Someone tries a new assistant.
Connecting one takes a minute. Nobody writes it down.
See it. Ask about it. Protect the Mac.
Run one line in Terminal, a chat, your IDE or a CLI. To add a teammate’s Mac, ask your AI assistant to invite them. Cybee lists the AI tools and their connections, and answers in the assistant you already use.
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Every AI tool, and what it connects to. Mac by Mac.
Cybee finds the supported assistants on each Mac, such as Claude Code, the Claude app, Cursor and Codex. For each one it shows the connections set up inside it: the server, how it connects and where it points.
- Still needed: keep its purpose and its owner clear.
- Unfamiliar: ask the project owner before you decide.
- Project finished: review removal in the tool or service itself.
Cybee shows how things are set up. It does not revoke connections or change service keys for you.
Luca’s MacBook Pro26.09.2026
- MacLuca’s MacBook Pro
- AI toolClaude Code
- connectionresearch
- How it connectstransportHTTP
- Where it pointsendpointresearch.example/mcp
- What it is forpurposeAsk Luca
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Then check what was recorded. When, which tool, what it did.
For Claude Code and Cursor, the full record of what an AI tool did stays on the Mac, with the time, the tool, what it did and whether it finished or was only attempted. The person who uses the Mac reads it with cybee ai-activity. Your AI assistant shows the alerts about what the tools did.
Read it with care. A tool can be installed and never run. An action that finished is not proof that it was safe, and a quiet log proves nothing either way. What you can tell a client: on this date, these AI tools were on these Macs, set up with these connections.
Luca’s MacBook Pro26.09.2026
- 09:41
Tool call attempted.Claude Code asked the research connection to search the project notes.
- 09:42
Tool call completed.The same call finished. Completed is a phase, not a verdict.
attemptedcompleted
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The tool sits on a Mac. Protect that too.
Cybee also lists software versions, browser extensions with their permissions, and the programs that start with the Mac. It watches what programs do while they run, and stops the ones that behave like malware.
Cybeenow
A program was stopped.
On Ana’s MacBook Pro. It was quarantined.
Start with your own Mac. Then ask what is on it.
It is free and needs no account. Once it runs, type /cybee in your AI assistant and ask which AI tools are on this Mac.
Step by step, for your Mac. By AirDrop, message or email.
curl -sSf https://get.cybee.dev | shFrom get.cybee.dev, Cybee’s install server. Read the script
Run it in Terminal, a chat, your IDE or a CLI. Keep working where you started.Press Command and C to copy.
What the command does
- Installs a notarized agent on this Mac.
- Creates no account. The install is identified by a token.
- Starts protecting the device at once.
- Changes no setting until you confirm it in your AI assistant.
- Asks for this Mac’s administrator password once, and for no email address.
The list is free. So is the protection.
Seeing the AI tools and their connections is free, on every Mac. The paid Trust Passport adds a sealed, dated record of the safety checks and the AI tool list.
Free
Free
Forever. Unlimited Macs and people.
- Stops bad software while it runs
- Alerts in the chat, macOS, Slack, WhatsApp and SMS
- 118 safety checks on each Mac
- Apps, extensions and AI agents listed
- “Am I safe?” answers in your AI assistant
- Weak settings fixed once you say yes
- Email support within one working day
Cybee subscription
CHFEURUSDGBP9per Mac per month, or 90 a year
Everything in Free, plus:
- The sealed Trust Passport
- Security training for your team
The 14 day trial starts in your AI assistant, after Cybee is installed. Ask for a Trust Passport, or for training. The link arrives in the chat and leads to Stripe, the payment service.
Per Mac, excluding tax. The same number in CHF, EUR, USD and GBP. Runs on Macs with an Apple chip, M1 or newer, on macOS 15 or newer. To check a Mac, open the Apple menu and choose About This Mac.All plan details
Watches programs, not people. What is in your files never leaves your Mac.
Stays on your Mac
- Your files, documents, email and messages
- Files in quarantine
- Passwords, keys and tokens
- The full activity log of Claude Code and Cursor
- Browsing history, screen, keystrokes and location
Leaves your Mac
- Which protections are on, and since when
- Alerts: what happened, the path or program, how serious it is and what Cybee did. Secrets are removed first
- App names and versions, extensions with their access, startup programs
- Which AI assistants are installed, the tool servers they use, and alerts about what they did
- The Mac’s name, its owner’s name, and the macOS and Cybee versions
- What gets stopped is decided on your Mac, not by an AI model on our servers.
- If Cybee disappeared, the app on your Macs would keep protecting them.
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Before you start.
What does Cybee not do?
It does not remove connections or change service keys for you. It may not see every event, and choosing what each AI agent may reach is planned, not live. It is not a certification or an audit. It runs on Macs with an Apple chip, M1 or newer, on macOS 15 or newer.
Is it really free?
Yes. The list of AI tools and their connections is free on every Mac, and so are protection, the 118 checks and alerts, with no limit on Macs or people and no end date. The Cybee subscription, CHFEURUSDGBP 9 per Mac a month or 90 a year excluding tax, adds the sealed Trust Passport and security training.
Which AI tools does Cybee find?
Supported assistants such as Claude Code, the Claude app, Cursor and Codex, with the connections set up in each one: the server, how it connects and where it points.
Does a connection mean data was sent?
No. A connection shows how a tool is set up. It does not show that the tool was used or that data moved. For that, ask what was recorded.
What does it change on my Mac?
It installs the Cybee app with a small icon in the menu bar, and asks you once to switch on its protection under Full Disk Access. Reading which AI tools are set up changes nothing. Cybee never removes a connection. You do that in the tool where it was set up, and any setting Cybee could fix waits until the person who uses the Mac says yes. What it installs
What does my client see?
Only what you send. Ask your AI assistant for the dated list of AI tools and send it yourself. The Trust Passport on the Cybee subscription is a separate, sealed record of how your Macs are protected. It lists the AI coding assistants and tool servers on each Mac, with the date of the inventory, but not recorded AI activity.
Does this replace SOC 2 or ISO 27001?
No. Cybee is not an audit and not a certification. It reports the technical controls on your Macs against 10 compliance frameworks, SOC 2 and ISO 27001 among them. An auditor still looks at your policies, your people and your cloud.
Which assistants can I ask?
Claude, Claude Code, ChatGPT, Codex, Cursor and Grok. Terminal works too. Copilot is not supported.
Where to go next.
Start with what is on your Mac. Then ask what it is for.
curl -sSf https://get.cybee.dev | shPress Command and C to copy.
Run it in Terminal, a chat, your IDE or a CLI. Keep working where you started.
What the command does
- Installs a notarized agent on this Mac.
- Creates no account. The install is identified by a token.
- Starts protecting the device at once.
- Changes no setting until you confirm it in your AI assistant.
- Asks for this Mac’s administrator password once, and for no email address.