Inspiration
I wanted an easy way to run and manage AI agents locally without sending project data anywhere else.
What it does
I use tailagent-local to run local agents, manage their progress on a Kanban board, handle approvals efficiently, and inspect activity through traces.
How we built it
I built tailagent-local as a lightweight local Node.js app with a simple browser-based interface. Everything runs on the user’s machine.
Challenges we ran into
I had to make agent execution, task states, approvals, and real-time updates work together without making the experience complicated.
Accomplishments that we're proud of
I’m proud that tailagent-local brings tasks, local agents, approvals, Git changes, and traces into one easy-to-use workspace.
What we learned
I learned that local-first agent tools need clear progress tracking, human control, and good visibility into what each agent is doing.
What's next for tailagent-local
I want to make local agent workflows even easier, improve automation and integrations, and provide better monitoring while keeping data private and local.
Built With
- codex
- typescript

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