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downloadv1.14.0Oct 23, 2026

Install cot.Watch your next session.

One app runs the collector and the dashboard, connects your coding agents, and keeps every trace on your machine.

Download for macOS

Apple Silicon · macOS 14 or later · .dmg

Or with Homebrew

your first minute with cotlocalhost:31337
  1. 0:00

    Open the app

    The collector and dashboard start in the background. No terminal, no Docker.

  2. 0:15

    Pick the agents to connect

    Claude CodeCodexCursorOpenCode
  3. 0:30

    Work the way you already do

    $ claude "fix the flaky auth test"
  4. 0:31

    Every step shows up as it happens

    readsrc/auth/session.tsbashpnpm test autheditsrc/auth/session.ts
  • dmgmacOS

    Apple Silicon, macOS 14 or later. Open it and drag cot to Applications. Updates arrive in the app.

  • brewmacOS

    brew install --cask cot-intelligence/tap/cot

  • shLinux

    curl -fsSL https://cot.run/app | sh

  • AppImageLinux

    x86_64. Runs on most distributions without installing anything else.

  • debLinux

    x86_64, for Debian and Ubuntu. Install with apt or your package manager.

  • dockerDocker

    Collector and dashboard as containers, for servers, Windows and shared machines.

new in v1.14.0

cot now runs on Linux: an AppImage and a .deb for x86_64, with the same collector, dashboard and agent hooks as the Mac app. The Mac disk image opens with the usual drag-to-Applications window again, and Codex history imports pick up commands run in code mode.

Since 1.13: cot comes as a Mac app that sets up the collector, dashboard and agent hooks without a terminal, reads history from 70 agents, and adds Agentic Analysis reports, a trace view for each session, and a page for what your agents shipped.

Full release notes

cot insiders

Try the next build early.

Preview builds land in your account before the public release, so you can tell us what breaks first. Free, and no email unless you ask for it.

Join cot Insiders

An account never uploads or connects your agent sessions.

Stuck on a step? The starter guide covers hooks, ports and permissions.