What goes to the server?
The message text with code blocks, file paths and keys removed, a random project number, numbers about the work (tokens, time, errors, the model's name) and, for the check at the end of a turn, the cleaned beginning and end of the answer. The server processes these in memory and does not keep them. Code, project files and session history stay on your Mac; what Argoforge finds in a session reaches the server as a suggested rule, with its evidence encrypted by your Mac's key. More on the "Your data" page.
What happens if my plan ends, or I want to start over or delete my account?
During the beta the end of a plan changes nothing: every account gets everything that works (what an ended plan switches off after the beta is not decided yet). To start over and keep the account, use the reset on Lethe's page in the app — it shows what it will remove before it does. Deleting the account erases it and its server brain; the app then adds nothing, and Claude Code works on your own settings. Local files are not touched.
Do I need Node, Python or another model?
No. Argoforge is a small menu bar app; the model, subscription and Claude Code key stay yours. Its own analyses — the session review, the decisions on findings, the team pick — run on your Claude Code (claude -p) under your subscription. You need macOS 13+ and Claude Code.
How do I turn it off or remove it?
The switch in the menu turns Argoforge off from the next prompt — Claude Code runs on your settings. "Remove Argoforge…" in the menu takes its hooks out of ~/.claude/settings.json, switches your own setup back on, deletes its files and the app itself. If you just drag the app to the Trash, the hooks silently stop firing; if Argoforge mode was on, run ~/.argoforge/restore.sh to switch your own CLAUDE.md, agents and skills back on.
It's a beta — what do you need from me?
Work for a week as usual and tell us where the hints helped and where they got in the way. Pro is free during the beta.