You paste your text into ChatGPT and say "make this professional." Next time, you paste again. "Make this professional." Again. And again.
Pegboard pins that as a function. Paste in, get out. No repeat instructions.
A desktop AI workspace where each agent is a stateless function on an infinite canvas. No chat history. No context drift. Just input → output.
Chat-based AI has a fundamental problem: you repeat yourself constantly. Every new conversation starts from zero. You re-explain your tone, your format, your rules.
Pegboard treats AI agents like Unix tools — each one does one thing, with a fixed system prompt. Compose them visually on a canvas. Send output from one to another.
Chat is a conversation. Pegboard is a workbench.
- Infinite canvas — Place AI agents as boxes, arrange them freely with zoom/pan
- Stateless agents — Each box has a fixed system prompt. No context bleed between runs
- Multi-model — GPT-4, Claude, Gemini in the same workspace
- Send-to — Route output from one agent to another
- Multi-canvas tabs — Organize different workflows in separate canvases
- Desktop widgets — Pop out any agent as an always-on-top floating window. Lives on your desktop, ready when you need it. Position and size remembered across restarts.
- Text boxes — Add notes and documentation alongside your agents
- Local-first — Your API keys stay on your machine. Nothing leaves your desktop.
curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/chadbyte/pegboard/main/install.sh | bashOr download directly from Releases.
| Agent | System Prompt | Input → Output |
|---|---|---|
| Grammar | "Fix grammar, keep tone" | Rough draft → Clean text |
| Summarizer | "Summarize in 3 bullets" | Long article → Key points |
| Code Review | "Review for bugs and style" | Code snippet → Feedback |
| Email Drafter | "Professional, concise, friendly" | Key points → Ready-to-send email |
| Translator | "Translate to Korean, natural tone" | English text → Korean |
Pop out any agent as a desktop widget — your grammar checker floats on screen while you write, your code reviewer sits next to your editor. Always there, always ready.
Pin it once. Use it forever. No repeat instructions.
npm install
npm run electron:devISC
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