Use case · build and test
When an agent is working through a change and its checks, Beeplane helps you find the right session and read its latest conversation without hovering over a terminal.
Beeplane shows supported agent session activity and transcripts; it is not a CI monitor and does not stream every build log. Use your normal terminal or CI system for authoritative test output.
Ask it to make a focused change, run named checks, and report the exact command and result. Clear success criteria make the later transcript easier to assess.
Use Beeplane’s session list to distinguish the build task from other active work. Check its latest messages while the host continues running the agent.
Open the transcript around the reported command and result. If the output is incomplete, return to the host terminal or CI logs for the full details.
Run the relevant checks independently and inspect the diff. Use a follow-up message to ask the agent to investigate a failure or clarify its changes.
Following the agent’s explanation and deciding what to inspect next.
A need to see authoritative CI logs or every build event; use your CI provider for that.
No. It displays agent session information and transcript content. Use your CI provider or terminal for complete build logs.
You can send a message to supported sessions from the phone. The host must be reachable, and the agent’s current state affects when it processes the message.
Yes as a way to follow the agent conversation around a local task. Beeplane does not replace the test runner.
Free to download. Works with Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, and other agents on macOS or Linux.