Panudet ingai

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[Panudet ingai @panudetingai]

Built Mali Cowork solo: code it, test it, fix it, repeat 😅 Now at v0.2.11

An AI workspace with any AI provider + your own terminal + live cost tracking

But testing alone only gets me so far. Want to help me break it? 🙏 Reply or DM 👇

#opencode #Agent
https://t.co/ZAsGIxdZUw

[Panudet ingai @panudetingai]

Created this animation with Opus 5.5, seamlessly tailored to fit the Mali Cowork UI. The motion and tone blend perfectly with the design. AI is truly taking UI/UX to the next level!

#claude #animation #opus5.5

[Panudet ingai @panudetingai]

Sneak peek: Mali Cowork "Task Inbox" (In dev)

Queue AI tasks via ⌘+Enter or 📥

• Run 1–5 background tasks (no folder conflicts)
• Manage permissions, review & undo in Inbox
• Clean UI with task strips
• Auto-flags interrupted tasks

Queue refactor/tests & keep working!

[Panudet ingai @panudetingai]

Built a landing page for Mali Cowork.

AI that runs on your machine — not on someone else’s server.
You approve every action · no telemetry · no Mali server

https://t.co/TOlGpGhXB8

#AI #agent #website #cowork

[Panudet ingai @panudetingai]

@alohaproxy Agreed — less “another chat tab,” more a local operator that can actually touch your files.

[Panudet ingai @panudetingai]

Most AI cowork tools live in the browser — or lock you to one vendor.
So I’m building Mali Cowork: a desktop AI app that runs on your machine.
Fast to start · multi-provider · keys in the OS keychain · works with real local files
Building in public → v0.1 soon.

[Panudet ingai @panudetingai]

@yevloop Appreciate it. Desktop-first is the core idea. Will check out HopUp when v0.1 is ready.

[Panudet ingai @panudetingai]

@ntnwlc Thanks — that’s exactly the bet. Your keys, your machine.

[Nav Toor @heynavtoor]

Figma charges $15/user/month.
Webflow charges $29/month.

Someone built an open source design tool where you visually edit your React app and the code writes itself. 23,900 stars. Free.

It's called Onlook. The Cursor for Designers.

You see your live React app. You click on any element. You drag, resize, restyle. The code updates in real time. In your actual codebase. Not a mockup. Not a prototype. Your real app.

No exporting. No handoff. No "developer please rebuild this from my Figma file."

Here's what Onlook does:

→ Open your existing React project. See it visually.
→ Click any element. Edit styles, layout, spacing, colors. Visually.
→ AI generates new components, pages, and sections from prompts.
→ Every visual change writes clean code directly to your files.
→ No separate design file. Your design IS your code. Your code IS your design.
→ Works with your existing React and Next.js projects. No migration.
→ Desktop app for Mac, Windows, and Linux.

Here's the wildest part:

Designers and developers have been fighting over the same problem for 20 years. Designer makes a mockup. Developer rebuilds it from scratch. Designer says "that's not what I designed." Developer says "that's not how code works."

Onlook kills this loop. The designer edits the actual app. The code updates automatically. There's nothing to hand off. There's nothing to rebuild. There's nothing to argue about.

Figma: $15/user/month. Webflow: $29/month. Framer: $20/month. Design agencies charge $150/hour.

This is free. Open source. Apache 2.0 License.

23.9K GitHub stars. 1.8K forks. 1,634 commits.

100% Open Source.

[Panudet ingai @panudetingai]

Every night I have to do it before going to bed because that bug gives me nightmares every night.

[Panudet ingai @panudetingai]

Developers ship every day.

But no one sees it.

Commits. PRs. Fixes. Features.

All invisible.

Not because they’re not valuable —
but because sharing them is too much work.

I’m building an MVP that turns
GitHub activity → ready-to-post content.

Not public yet 👀

#webdev

[Panudet ingai @panudetingai]

Developers ship every day.

But no one sees it.

Commits. PRs. Fixes. Features.

All invisible.

Not because they’re not valuable —
but because sharing them is too much work.

I’m building an MVP that turns
GitHub activity → ready-to-post content.

Not public yet 👀

#webdev

[UI/UX Savior @UiSavior]

Steal these for your next brand identity.

Which one hits different?

[Panudet ingai @panudetingai]

Knock knock.
Who’s there?
Literally no one.
Welcome to my new Twitter life. 😁