AIDesktopAgentsProductivity

Orglet Team – Lightweight AI Team Workspace

Give each AI worker a chat space and let them collaborate in groups

Problem
A user wants a desktop app where AI workers have their own instructions and can talk individually or in a group chat, showing demand for organizing multiple AI roles as a team instead of juggling separate chat windows; another wants Claude Code to publish and sell what it builds, revealing a broken path from AI work to delivery.
Solution
A desktop AI team workspace where users create multiple AI roles with independent system prompts and working folders, chat with one or all of them, connect an existing Claude/Codex subscription or local models, and run simple publish/share actions.
Users
Indie developers, small content teams, automation hobbyists, and individuals who want multiple AI roles to divide work on a project.
MVP
Create AI roles with separate instructions and working directories; one-on-one and group chat modes; connect API keys or existing subscriptions; @-mention members in group chat; export conversations and artifacts.
Revenue
Free local use plus subscription for cloud sync, team sharing, and more roles; resell model API credits or sell credit packs.
Why now
Multi-model APIs and local models are cheap enough, Claude Code/Codex subscriptions let individuals drive multiple agents, and existing agent orchestrators are too engineering-focused for a personal lightweight team UI.

Source discussions · 2

  1. Hacker NewsShow HN: Orglet, an open source desktop app for your own team of cute AI workers3↑ 0
  2. Hacker NewsShow HN: Boonful – Claude Code can publish and sell what it builds1↑ 1
← Back to list