Latch lets Claude, Codex, or whatever agent you already use drive the browser and CLI on your Mac. You tell it the job. Latch gives it only the access it needs and blocks everything else.
Every time your agent asks to open a folder, visit a site, or run a command, Latch checks whether that request belongs to the job you approved.
Describe what you want the agent to do in a sentence or two. Those instructions stay outside the agent’s reach, so it cannot read them or rewrite the rules.
Approve every request yourself, or let Latch’s gatekeeper handle routine ones and ask you about anything risky. Access is granted one folder, site, or command at a time. Latch can fill passwords without showing them to the agent.
A page, email, or file can tell your agent to ignore you. Latch still checks every request against the job you wrote.
Every request is logged: what the agent asked for, what Latch allowed, and what it blocked.
Book a campsite. Reserve a restaurant. Pay a utility bill. Match expenses with receipts. The little 15-minute jobs that somehow eat your week.
Find a site, book it, and add the details to your calendar.
We run OpenClaw, Claude Code, Codex, and Hermes on our own Macs. In Discord, we compare setups, fix what breaks, and turn the best ideas into Latch features.
Download Latch. Connect the agent you already use. Tell it the job. Then watch every request and every decision as it happens.
