Chat-to-edit agent
Plain-English requests become real file changes, with every step shown as tool activity you can inspect.
Native macOS website agent
Put your website on the command deck.
Describe a change in plain English. Review the diff. Approve the commit. Website Commander keeps every edit staged until you say ship — your keys stay in Keychain, and nothing goes live without you.
- Desktop
- macOS 14+
- Boundary
- Staged first
- Credentials
- Keychain
Stagedevery change, until you approve
Visualside-by-side diff before commit
Directprovider connections, no middleman
Localcredentials live in your Keychain
The loop
From plain English to production, safely.
Website Commander turns website work into a reviewable pipeline. Nothing is committed or deployed until you explicitly approve it.
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Describe the change
Tell the agent what you want in plain English — new section, new page, copy, layout, a fix.
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Review the diff
See exactly which files change, side by side, before anything is written back to your repository.
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Approve the commit
Accept, edit, or reject. Only the changes you approve get committed — staged first, always.
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Deploy and watch
Ship to your provider and follow the deployment status in chat until your change is live.
The command deck
One calm surface for the whole loop.
Workspace, agent feed, and diff review stay in one window — no tab juggling between editor, terminal, and browser.
mesut.uk
Add a new pricing section.
Staged · 1 file · +24 lines
Why is the footer rendering wider than the viewport?
Reading styles.css → footer uses fixed 1240px width.
Fixing: max-width: 100% + box-sizing.
1 file staged — ready to review.
− footer { width: 1240px; }
+ footer { max-width: 100%; box-sizing: border-box; }
− margin: 0 40px;
+ margin: 0 auto; padding: 0 24px;
Capabilities
Built to keep you in control.
Approval-first commits
AI can make mistakes — Website Commander shows the diff, confirms the deploy, and keeps you in control.
GitHub-native workspace
Connect a repository once. Local clones, branches, and commits follow your GitHub workflow.
Preview & inspector
Render the site in place and inspect element, viewport, and user-agent behaviour without leaving the app.
Deploy integrations
Ship to GitHub Pages, Vercel, Netlify, Cloudflare Workers, and more — then track build status in the conversation.
wc command-line tool
The bundled wc CLI drives the same engine from your terminal, so other agents and scripts can manage the site too.
Website Commander for Mac
Take command of the next release.
The full command center: local clones, agent runs, visual diffs, previews, and deployment status — installed as Website Commander.
macOS 14+ · v1.1.0 · universalSHA-256 checksums ship with every release · ad-hoc signed, not notarized
iPhone & iPad companion
The deck in your pocket.
Check the state of your sites, review staged edits, and deploy from the field — the same workspace, on iOS and iPadOS, in the same Clear Glass look.
- 1 Download the IPA below
- 2 Sign it with AltStore, SideStore, or your own certificate
- 3 Install and connect your site
Sideloadable IPA · iOS 17+ · SHA-256 checksums included in the release
Questions
Before you connect a repo.
Is anything committed without my approval?
No. Every change is staged and shown as a side-by-side diff. Nothing is committed or deployed until you approve it.
Where do my credentials live?
GitHub tokens and provider keys are stored in the macOS or iOS Keychain — never in plain text, never written to the repository.
Which AI providers can I connect?
Website Commander connects directly to supported cloud providers with your own key, and can run compatible on-device models on supported hardware. Your requests go to the provider you configure — no extra middleman.
What kind of repositories work best?
Any GitHub repository you can clone. Static sites and Jamstack projects work out of the box, with deployment integrations for GitHub Pages, Vercel, Netlify, Cloudflare Workers, and more.