AtAt
https://atatapp.com/press

About

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Your agent, wherever you type.

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Your agent, wherever you type. Type @@ anywhere on your Mac, attach what you
see, and put the result right back in place.

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AtAt is a native macOS app that bridges whatever you’re looking at to the CLI
agents you already run — Claude Code, Codex, Grok, Cursor, and more. Type @@
in any text field and screenshots, selected text, clipboard history, or Finder
files become context chips; add one sentence, and the result is injected back
in place with a single Tab. For bigger jobs, AtAt hands everything to the
interactive agent in your own terminal and gets out of the way. It also stands
alone as a full screenshot tool (area, window, scrolling capture, recording,
OCR), a searchable clipboard manager (⌘⇧V), and a PopClip-style selection bar
— with no bundled model. Data stays on your Mac by default, with optional
iCloud Sync you control.

Facts

What it is: A native macOS app that sends what you’re looking at to the CLI
agents you already run, and puts the answer back where you typed. Also a
screenshot tool, a clipboard manager, and a selection bar.

Works with: Claude Code, Codex, Grok, Cursor, Pi, Hermes, OpenCode, or any CLI
you add.

Requires: macOS 15 or later, Apple silicon.

Price: $9/month, $59/year, or $169 once.

Trial: 7 days, no account, no card.

Get it: atatapp.com, or brew install --cask xinyao27/tap/atat.

Released: September 9, 2026. Version and changes: atatapp.com/changelog.

Made by: Xinyao, an independent developer. @xinyao27 on X.

Contact: hi@atatapp.com. Product account @atatappdotcom.
