codepawl/orglet

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Orglet

Your own small team of AI workers, on your computer.

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What

Orglet is a desktop app where you keep a few AI workers, each with a name, a role and their own instructions, and give them work in a normal chat.

• Use the AI plan you already pay for. Workers can run on the Claude Code or Codex account you are signed in to, so there is no extra API bill.
• Keep your data on your computer. No Orglet account, no Orglet server. Chats, workers and files live in a local database.
• Made for one person. Freelancers, solo founders and anyone who uses ChatGPT or Claude every day and wants a bit more structure.

Click a team or worker in the sidebar to open that chat. One live conversation each; a new message is a turn, not a new task. Team chats plan, run members as hidden jobs, and bring one report back. Internal jobs stay under Details. How it works.

Orglet is early. Expect rough edges, and check answers against your own sources before you rely on them.

| | | |---|---| | 💬 Chat with a worker | Click a worker. One live thread — a new message is a turn, not a new task. | | 👥 Chat with a team | Click a team to open its chat. Members stay in the roster. One live thread per team. Type @name to tag who should take that turn. The lead plans, ass