Three planes. One desk.
Author. Assemble. Execute.
Maple in the window. Free unlimited Po'dex Ultra beta.
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Code for the People.
Link when ready.
Orange stacks it. Indigo runs it. Mint when it lands.
Author to Assemble to Execute. That's the mark on https://t.co/YuDLxUADww.
Fall theme still on — peach and maple, not a storefront stunt.
Free unlimited Po'dex Ultra beta.
Code for the People.
Link when ready — or reply BETA.
People need a desk for their own AI world — not another tab that forgets them.
Fall light on the desk. Peach leaves outside the window.
Po'dex is a native coding studio. Author. Assemble. Execute.
Free unlimited Po'dex Ultra beta while we pressure-test the studio with you.
Code for the People.
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@mardehaym Merge rights only after the agent names what it wants to touch…
I’d give agents write access inside a named workspace. Not exactly full merge. The judgement stays human.
Po’dex found 13 orphaned, headless, or high-memory processes on my Mac.
Then it stopped and asked which ones it was allowed to touch.
This is the part of agentic software I care about most: not just doing more, but knowing when to wait for a human.
https://t.co/VFveEfAPQg
The hard part of a big build is rarely the next command.
It’s remembering which repo, branch, agent, preview, and half-finished idea belong together.
Po’dex is the workbench I’m building for that.
Less hunting.
More making.
https://t.co/VFveEfAPQg
We’re building Po’dex around a simple idea:
a workspace should know what you’re actually working on.
Repo. Branch. PR. Agent. Preview. Logs.
All the loose ends, in one place.
In progress: https://t.co/VFveEfAPQg