Browse the docs
Docs.
Push is a Mac terminal built around code agents — many sessions in one window, naming and resume that survive quitting the app, and an iPhone that can capture work and watch your agents from anywhere. These docs are the manual: short, concrete, and honest about how everything works — including exactly what leaves your machine and what never does.
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Mac app
The terminal
Tabs that survive quitting, folder and group themes, keep-awake — and how session resume actually works.
ReadTrack, spin off, hand off
Turning a live session into tracked work — the loop Push is built around.
ReadIssues & the feed
Composing issues, statuses and search, and the feed where approvals and agent activity reach you.
ReadArtifacts
Every file your agents produce, collected, viewable in-app, and publishable as revocable links.
ReadMeeting recording (Beta)
Record a call on the Mac — both sides of the audio — and get a transcript on an issue timeline. Off by default.
ReadSettings reference
All eight Settings panes (⌘,) — every switch, in the order the app shows them.
ReadKeyboard shortcuts
The full cheatsheet — the same one Help → Keyboard Shortcuts (⌘/) shows in the app.
ReadAgents
iPhone
Browser
Your data
How Push handles your data
What stays on your machines, what leaves them, where it goes, and for how long — the complete map.
ReadPermissions
Every permission Push asks for, why, when — and the ones it deliberately never requests.
ReadAccount & relay
What signing in adds, what the relay carries, its honest security posture, and the three ways to leave.
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