Answers before you write to us.
Answers about how the app works describe how Intermind behaves today. Answers about buying and licences describe the checkout that opens with the first signed build; the wording shown at checkout is the binding one.
What Intermind is — and is not.
What is Intermind?
Intermind is a macOS app that orchestrates two AI coding agents you already have on your machine — the Claude Code CLI and the Codex CLI. It gives them one shared goal, shows their planning, debate, execution and mutual review on a single visible timeline, and lets you interrupt or correct them at any point. It is a workspace around those tools, not a chat client and not a model.
What does the App automation switch cover?
It is a convenience switch for Intermind-owned automation paths. macOS permissions apply separately, and arbitrary shell or CLI commands are outside its scope.
Do I still have to pay for AI usage myself?
Yes. Intermind does not include model access. You bring your own: an existing Claude and OpenAI subscription used through their official CLIs, or your own API keys. What you pay for here is the orchestration software; what you pay Anthropic or OpenAI for is the model usage, under your own account and their terms.
Is Intermind affiliated with Anthropic, OpenAI or Apple?
No. Intermind is an independent product, not affiliated with, sponsored by or endorsed by Anthropic, OpenAI or Apple. The names Claude and Codex are used only to identify the command-line tools Intermind works with.
Will my code be uploaded anywhere?
Not to this studio. Intermind has no server that receives your work. Mission history, timelines and agent transcripts live in a local SQLite database, and long-term memory is plain Markdown you can open, edit or delete yourself. Crash reporting is off by default. The only workspace content that leaves your Mac is what the official Claude and Codex CLIs send to their providers when you run a mission — under your own account, exactly as if you had run those CLIs by hand. Licence checks talk to this studio's licensing service, but they carry only your licence key and a device name, never your work.
Requirements, machines and money.
Which Macs are supported?
macOS 12 or later on Apple Silicon; the exact minimum is confirmed on the download page with each release. Intermind is built for arm64 only — there is no Intel build. You also need the Claude Code CLI and the Codex CLI installed and signed in (or your own API keys saved in Intermind). Intermind is distributed from this site with Developer ID signing and notarization, not through the Mac App Store.
What if the Claude or Codex CLI is not installed?
Intermind checks for both CLIs on startup and tells you which one is missing instead of failing silently. Install the missing tool from its official source, complete that tool's own sign-in, then re-run the check. Settings lists the detected path, version and login state for each CLI and offers a Re-detect button; there is no field for a custom path, so a CLI installed outside the searched locations has to be made reachable from one of them. Intermind never installs, updates or authenticates those tools on your behalf.
How do I move Intermind to a new computer?
One licence covers one person on up to two Macs at a time. If both slots are taken, open Settings on the machine you are retiring, deactivate the licence there first, then activate on the new Mac. Local data does not travel with the licence: mission history stays in the Intermind app data folder of each machine, global memory notes live in ~/.intermind/memory, and per-project notes live in .intermind/memory inside each workspace. Copy those locations yourself if you want your history to follow you.
Does Intermind work offline?
The licence check tolerates being offline for as long as the signed lease it already holds is valid, so a flight or a bad week of connectivity does not lock you out. The agents themselves need network access to reach Anthropic and OpenAI, so missions cannot run fully offline.
If my licence expires, do I lose my data?
No. A lapsed licence degrades Intermind to read-only: you can still open the app, browse past missions and read or export your memory files, but not start new missions. Nothing is deleted or locked; your SQLite database and Markdown memory files remain plain files on your disk. Renewing restores full function.
Where can I read the purchase terms?
How do I contact support?
By email: support@heygodric.com, in English or Chinese. It reaches the one person who writes the code. For a bug, include your Intermind version, your macOS version, which CLIs you have installed and what the timeline showed when things went wrong; Intermind can export a local diagnostics bundle from Settings, which never uploads anything on its own — attach it if you are comfortable sharing it.