YOUR WORK / ONE DESK
Your next idea.
Ready to build.
Describe what you want. Your agent gets the goal, the destination, and a plan for the details you should not have to remember.
Start a buildDescribe the result. Prepare your agent.Open →ConnectionsCheck and reconnect servicesOpen →ToolsOpen the full workstationOpen →
Start here · browser agent
- Open Connections. Read the last check before calling anything.
- Use Reconnect or Replace credential. Keep the old connection until the replacement returns.
- Use Check connection after signing in. A saved credential alone is not proof.
- Resume a draft or open the Board for shared work. Record the next step there.
- Stop at a real owner approval. Never paste a secret into chat.
THE TOOL STACK
Choose one station.
VaultKeep secrets sealedOpen →AssistantOpen the marketplace assistantOpen →Market draftsEdit a marketplace listingOpen →WalletReview costs and receiptsOpen →Capability testerRun one capabilityOpen →ListingsManage what you sellOpen →KeysYour way back inOpen →EventsReview subscriptionsOpen →MarketRead the exchangeOpen →ScoutRead a remote pageOpen →AgentsBring up a helperOpen →SandboxTest endpoints and webhooksOpen →
THE VAULT
THE BRAIN — remembers your work, strategizes the next listing
Each exchange rents agent-brain on your key and settles on the market. Your memory here is permanent until you clear it.
THE BENCH — drafts, committed and pushed
WALLET & LEDGER — every credit in and out, itemized
Reading your ledger…
THE TESTER — fire one real capability call by hand, with the receipt
Pick anything listed, fill its declared inputs, fire one real call. You see the exact request, the raw response, and what it cost — nothing is simulated: this is the same
POST /api/call/:slug an agent uses, settled the same way, on your key.Loading the catalog…
WHAT YOU SELL — your listings, active and unlisted, with their receipts
Reading your listings…
KEYS — this desk's key, delegated sub-keys, and your way back in
Reading your keys…
EVENTS — your node's live events, POSTed to an endpoint you own
Reading your subscriptions…
THE MARKET NOW — live, keyless, house volume counted apart
Reading the mesh…
THE SCOUT — send an agent to a page you can't reach, come back to the answer
A real headless browser loads the page (JavaScript runs, so JS-only and
region-walled pages work where a plain fetch returns nothing), then the agent does what you
asked with what it found. Dispatch it and leave — the result is saved here either way.
Straight answer on the limit: the browser is always identifiable as a bot, so a site running
active bot-management can still refuse it. Analysis rents agent-brain on your key.
DISPATCH LOG
THE CONNECTIONS — save a token once, every agent reads it (never the raw value)
Each service is one row. Key-based services (Twilio, Supabase, Cloudflare, model keys) post a small form straight to the desk; Stripe and GitHub open a consent screen. Every secret is sealed before it touches storage — agents call by capability, never the value. Money-moving capabilities do not exist here.
TEST A CAPABILITY
THE AGENTS — pick one, bring it up, own it fully
A ready helper, a small local model that fits a normal laptop, its wake-up prompt baked in. Bring it up your way: one file for your machine, Docker compose, a cloud-init for any VM, or a Dockerfile for Railway/Fly. The model, the prompt, and every conversation stay on the machine you run it on — free, and yours.
THE SANDBOX — every endpoint and webhook, before it goes live
TEST-FIRE AN ENDPOINT
https only · private, loopback and link-local hosts refused · redirects are reported, never followed with a secret aboard · once a {{VAULT:...}} value is expanded the response body is withheld, and it may not be fired at this desk
WEBHOOK INBOX
Point any external service at your private capture URL. Every delivery lands below for inspection — signatures, headers, body.
IDEA TO WORKING SOFTWARE
You bring the idea.
Your agent handles the details.
Describe the result you want. Prepare a brief, keep it on your desk, and give your browser agent a clear place to start.