Anyone Heard of Yare

Yare launched a waitlist for a macOS beta of its tool that coordinates AI coding agents and system resources so agents' builds and tests step aside when a user needs the machine. The two-person team is selling a "Founder plan," priced before the beta, that includes early access, input on the product roadmap, and direct contact with the developers. Yare says it observes system pressure and pending agent work, applies policies weighing priority, headroom and dependencies, then paces eligible background work through agent integrations and native execution controls, though the company labels its illustrations as design intent rather than benchmarks.

Your work first.Agents next. Yare coordinates your AI coding agents and system resources. When you need the machine, their builds and tests step aside, then pick up where they left off. Same Mac. Same agents. Your work comes first. Illustration. Without Yare: two agents use every core, your build crawls and the fans spin up. Illustration, not a benchmark. A shared machine. A little coordination. Your agents start their own builds and tests. Yare sees the whole picture, so eligible background work can step aside when you need the machine. Illustration of how Yare is designed to behave, not a benchmark 1. 01 ObserveSystem pressure, your foreground work, and what each connected agent is about to run. 2. 02 DecidePolicies weigh priority, available headroom, and dependencies between operations. 3. 03 CoordinateEligible work is paced through agent integrations and native execution controls. When nothing is competing, Yare stays out of the way. Founder plan. Price set before the beta. - Early access to the macOS beta - A say in what Yare does next - A direct line to the two people building it Join the waitlist waitlist Make room for more agents Follow Yare as we build a better way for people and AI agents to share a computer