Launching today
MeshPilot is an AI workspace for developers. Plan, build, and run your projects in one place - with terminals, a visual canvas, and task boards unified in a single app. Talk to your tools with voice, let AI agents run real tasks, and keep persistent memory so your context carries across sessions instead of starting cold every time.
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Nice. The separate terminal context is a good start. The thing I’d want next is a tiny run record for each agent task: what it was allowed to touch, which terminal or repo it used, what changed, and what should be carried into memory after the run. Is that how you’re thinking about the temporary context layer?
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@blah_mad Thanks, Ahmad! Yes, that's very much aligned with our thinking. We want agent runs to be transparent, with clear visibility into what was accessed, what changed, and what context should be carried forward. The memory layer is still evolving, but that's the direction we're heading.
Having terminals, tasks and AI in the same workspace makes a lot of sense.
Out of curiosity, are the agents actually executing commands in the terminal, or do they operate through a separate execution layer?
Congrats on the launch.
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@sousadiego11 Thanks, Diego!
If you mean the CLI agents, they run through dedicated terminal sessions rather than an isolated execution layer. We want developers to have visibility into what agents are doing and maintain control over the workflow.
Appreciate the question and the support.
Persistent memory is the part that stands out. A lot of agent workflows fail because context disappears between sessions. How do you decide what should become durable memory versus temporary context, especially when multiple tasks or terminals are running in parallel?
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@rahulbhavsar Each terminal keeps its own context so parallel tasks never clash. Persistent memory is live today; the temporary-context layer is what we're building right now.
That separation makes sense. Keeping each terminal’s context isolated should help avoid cross-task confusion, especially when multiple agents or workflows are running in parallel. Congrats on the launch!
Terminal workspace + agents is a solid combo. What was the biggest surprise about how people actually wanted to interact with their tasks once you shipped?
The persistent memory angle is what caught my attention. Re-explaining the same project context to AI tools every session gets old fast. Congrats on the launch!
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@varun1jan Thanks, Varun! That's exactly the pain point we're targeting. Really appreciate the support and glad the persistent memory aspect stood out to you.