Launching today
Projekt
All-in-one workspace for building with AI coding agents
59 followers
All-in-one workspace for building with AI coding agents
59 followers
One workspace for builders. Run multiple AI coding agents side-by-side with live preview, inline editing, and file management. Bring your own keys — no lock-in, no extra subscriptions.
Projekt
Building with AI coding agents is powerful and rapidly changing how we build products. But the workflow around them is fragmented. We're either forced to use engineering-based IDEs or oversimplified no-code tools. And if you're not using either, you're bouncing between a terminal, a browser, a file manager, and a code editor, constantly switching context just to prompt, check the result, and make an adjustment.
I wanted something that felt as simple as a no-code tool but gave you the full power of any coding agent. Not a new AI, a better workspace for the ones that already exist. What's more, I wanted it to work with any project and didn't want to lock people in to a particular language or force them to pay for models they're not even going to use.
That's Projekt. One platform supercharging your agent/s: live preview, file browser, inline code editing, element selection, multi-agent tabs, git actions and many quality of life improvements you'll quickly realize you can't do without.
The best part is Projekt is agent-agnostic, aka BYOK, bring Claude Code, Codex, Gemini, Opencode, whatever you prefer. Your key, your agent, your workflow.
This is a free early alpha and I'm building the roadmap in public. If you build with AI and you're tired of tab-switching and duct-taping your workflow together, I'd love to hear what you think. Help me shape the future of building with Projekt!
@bobbydesign Congrats on your launch! Does this support integrations with other coding tools?
Bring your own keys' is doing a lot of heavy lifting here, no lock-in is genuinely rare in this space.
How does it handle context sync when multiple agents are working on the same file simultaneously? That's the part I'd want to stress test before switching my stack. Building Fillix (makes job hunting embarrassingly easy) mostly solo so far, but this is tempting.