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In validation · private development candidate

Parallel Tasks

Collect the human actions waiting across coding agents into one executable, resumable local inbox.

Developers running Codex, Claude Code, and other coding agents who want explicit intervention steps only when a person is genuinely needed, followed by an accurate return to the source task.

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Workflow illustration where coding agents submit human interventions to Parallel Tasks and receive the actual result back
SurfacesmacOS + Codex MCP + CLI
SystemmacOS 14+ · Apple Silicon
Current build0.2.2 · build 6
Status checked2026-07-29

Use one inbox to see which agent is genuinely waiting for you

Parallel Tasks does not mirror every agent conversation. It receives structured receipts only when a person is genuinely needed, explaining why, what to do, and how success can be verified.

Codex can write through a local stdio MCP. When the native tool is unavailable, CLI, inbox, file, and clipboard paths remain available for recovery.

02 / Current loop

From “human needed” back to the source task

Step state comes from the person doing the work; notes or agent inference never mark an unperformed step complete.

01

Direct receipt

The Codex plugin submits through a local MCP while the app refreshes against the same WAL SQLite database.

02

Step-by-step action

Each step can include a command, success signal, and failure action, reducing context hunts across agent windows.

03

Reversible cancellation

Work already handled in Codex can be cancelled directly. Cancellation stays distinct from completion and preserves progress.

04

Accurate return

Resume messages list completed and incomplete steps. Trusted deep links can return to Codex, with manual copy always retained.

03 / Local and safety boundary

Automated collection without automatic sending

These are current implementation boundaries, not an independent security audit.

Handled locally today

  • Receipts, step state, and personal notes stay in the local app data directory
  • Receipt structure and common password, token, and private-key patterns are checked before import
  • Codex MCP, app, CLI, and inbox use the same local task store
  • Ordinary operation does not require a cloud account or remote task service

Explicit human confirmation

  • Return to Codex copies and requests a task switch; it never pastes or sends for the person
  • OS acceptance of a deep link does not prove the correct task opened; verify the window before sending
  • A manual resume path remains when the source UUID is absent or routing fails
  • This website does not receive tasks, receipts, or personal notes

04 / Release boundary

Automated verification passed; the product remains a private local candidate

This page publishes product facts; it does not release the source, installer, or a commercial edition.

Engineering evidence available

  • 15/15 Swift unit tests passed; Release compilation passed
  • MCP JSON-RPC black-box, CLI, and inbox end-to-end checks passed
  • Human acceptance for one-click copy feedback, direct cancellation, and preserved progress completed 4/4
  • Ad-hoc structural signing and plugin validation passed for 0.2.2 build 6

Pending before public release

  • Real macOS Chinese IME composition acceptance remains separately recorded at 0/3
  • Developer ID, Hardened Runtime, notarized DMG, and clean-machine installation
  • External-user continuity, upgrades, corruption recovery, and accessibility validation
  • Public license, support policy, privacy notice, and stable connector commitments

Current gate

Source, download, and purchase remain closed

The repository remains private with no public license. A complete Community edition plus proprietary Plus modules may be evaluated later; an interface-only repository will not be presented as an open-source product.

05 / Versions and boundaries

Facts currently confirmed

macOS App
0.2.2 · build 6 · arm64 · Local Candidate
Codex integration
Local stdio MCP + plugin
Data
Local SQLite WAL + inbox recovery path
Signing
Ad-hoc · not notarized
License
No public distribution license declared
Public source
Private repository, not linked

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