Install what is missing and give Hedoq macOS access

A fresh Mac may lack things Hedoq needs. Nothing installs without you: the feature stays visible and offers the install the first time you use it.

What installs with one click

Claude Code. Needed for chats. Installs in a tab, so you see the progress.
Git. Needed for the “Changes” window and separate project copies. Also in a tab.
Voice input. Speech recognition on this Mac, about 2 GB.
Answer voice. Reads answers aloud in Russian and English, about 1.2 GB.
Agents Codex, Gemini and OpenCode.

Step by step

Click the gear in the toolbar.
Agents and Git: in the Agents block, open “Agents and models” and click “Install” next to the item.
Voice: the Voice block. Or just click the mic in the message field: if the pack is missing, Hedoq opens the “Voice” window with an install button.
Wait for “Installed”. The feature works right away.

macOS access

Agents work through Hedoq, so macOS asks Hedoq for permissions. Grant them ahead of time: otherwise a prompt pops up on the Mac in the middle of a task, and you will not see it from your phone.

Gear, Agents block, “macOS access”.
Click “Allow all” and answer the macOS prompts.
Rows with a “Settings” button can only be switched on in System Settings: the button opens the right pane.

What the list includes:

Full Disk Access, or Desktop, Documents, Downloads;
Accessibility (needed for dictation in other apps);
Screen Recording;
App Management;
Local Network;
Microphone (also asked before your first voice recording);
Control of other apps.

Good to know

Meeting recording also needs “Screen & System Audio Recording”: that is how Hedoq hears the other side.
Voice packs download once, then work offline.
If you denied a permission, macOS will not ask again. Turn Hedoq on in System Settings, in the matching Privacy & Security pane.