Describe it tonight. Review the pull request in the morning.
Bisque for Mac takes an idea, typed or said out loud, and works on it in your own GitHub repository until there is a pull request for you to read.
macOS 14 or later·Apple silicon·Version 0.1.50
Tasks
Let people export the orders report as CSV
ordersQuery(), so the export reuses that and the filter comes along.Say what you want changed. Get back a pull request.
Write it the way you would tell a teammate, or press the microphone and talk. Bisque starts on it in its own copy of your repository and opens the pull request in your GitHub, where you review it like any other.
Close the window. The work keeps going.
Turn on Run Foreman in the Background once and it starts with your Mac. Quitting Bisque leaves a job running, and the menu tells you which Mac is doing the work.
Your Library in Spotlight
Every document, page and presentation you keep in Bisque comes up when you press ⌘ Space, and opens right in the window.
Made for the keyboard
⌘1 for Tasks, ⌘2 for Foreman, ⌘3 for Artifacts. J and K walk the list, and ⌘[ goes back.
Updates itself
New versions arrive in the background. You download Bisque once.
What you need
To run Bisque
- A Mac with Apple siliconM1 or later
- macOS14 or later
- A Bisque accountsign in through your browser
For pull requests
- GitHubsigned in with the gh command
- Your repositorycloned on this Mac
- Orca and Claude CodeOrca starts Claude Code on each idea
- A model for Foremanyour ChatGPT plan, or an API key
Bisque for Mac
macOS 14 or later·Apple silicon·26 MB
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