Bash
Run terminal commands. Install packages, manage git repos, process data, automate builds.
AI That Actually Does Things on Your Mac
9 built-in tools. Run terminal commands, edit files, search the web, and analyze screenshots - all from natural language.
9 Tools, 3 Categories
Other AI apps suggest actions. Chapeta helps carry them out. Every tool runs natively on your Mac - no sandboxes, no copy-paste.
System
Execute local commands and analyze on-screen context directly.
Screenshot
Capture your screen. Analyze what you see, debug UI issues, document workflows.
Files
Read, write, and navigate your filesystem.
Read File
Read any file on your Mac. Analyze code, review documents, inspect configs.
Write File
Create new files. Generate scripts, configs, documents from natural language.
Edit File
Modify existing files with precision. Find-and-replace, refactor code, update configs.
Glob
Find files by pattern using fd. Locate all .swift files, match naming conventions, batch discover.
Grep
Search file contents with ripgrep. Smart-case matching, .gitignore-aware, fast regex across entire projects.
Web
Search the internet and fetch pages.
Web Search
Search the web with citations. Get current information, documentation, answers with sources.
Web Fetch
Fetch and read web pages. Pull documentation, extract data, summarize articles.
Autopilot Mode - Let AI Handle It
Tools become powerful when they chain together. Agent mode lets Chapeta plan and execute multi-step tasks. You decide how much autonomy to grant.
Supervised
Every tool use requires your explicit approval. You see exactly what will run before it runs.
Balanced
Safe operations (read files, search) run automatically. Destructive actions (write, execute) still need approval.
Autopilot
All tools run without prompts. Chapeta chains actions to complete multi-step workflows end to end.
What You Can Do
These are real prompts. Chapeta picks the right tools, chains them together, and gets the work done.
Refactor a function
"Find all uses of parseConfig in my project, update them to the new API, and run the tests."
Tools: Grep, Edit File, BashDebug a crash
"Read the crash log, find the failing line in the source, and suggest a fix."
Tools: Read File, Grep, Edit FileMorning briefing
"Search for today's tech news, summarize the top 5 stories, and save the summary to ~/Notes/morning-brief.md."
Tools: Web Search, Write FileOrganize downloads
"List my Downloads folder, sort files by type, and move them into organized subfolders."
Tools: Glob, BashResearch and summarize
"Fetch the docs for this API, summarize the auth flow, and write a quick-start guide to ~/Notes."
Tools: Web Fetch, Write FileGit workflow
"Check what changed since yesterday, write a summary to ~/Notes/git-summary.md, stage everything, and commit with a good message."
Tools: Bash, Read File, Write FileYou Stay in Control
Power without guardrails is reckless. Chapeta gives you full control over what the AI can do.
Approval before action
In Supervised and Balanced modes, you see exactly what will execute before it runs. One click to approve or reject.
Scoped permissions
Tools only access what you allow. File operations respect the paths you set. No silent access to areas outside your scope.
Local execution
Tools run on your Mac, not in a remote sandbox. Commands execute in your local shell, and only the context required for your AI request is sent to your selected model provider.
Full audit trail
Every tool call is logged in the conversation. You can see what ran, what it returned, and what the AI did with the result.
Automation Made Easy
Describe what you want in plain English. Chapeta picks the right tools, chains them together, and handles it.
Summarize recent PDFs
"Find my 3 most recent PDFs, summarize each one, and save the notes to ~/Notes/recent-pdfs.md"
Tools: Glob, Read File, Write FileBatch rename files
"Rename all files in Downloads matching *.screenshot.png to screenshot-001, screenshot-002..."
Tools: Glob, BashSummarize and save
"Summarize today's meeting notes and save the summary as ~/Notes/team-update.md"
Tools: Read File, Write File