I made a free open-source desktop app you can use to verify agent work

Reddit r/AI_Agents 06/15/26, 01:45 PM Tools

open-source desktop-app agent-work verification prompts claude

Summary

A free open-source desktop app built with Claude to help users keep track of project structure and write better prompts for agent work.

I built it with Claude (many different models, over many months). Had Fable cook up the magnficient landing page cat. The app basically helps you with keeping the shape of the project in your head so that you can continue to write quality prompts without getting lost in the sauce. <link in comment> Please try it and share your feedback!

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