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Lifeboat
Turn issue exports into an offline app you own
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Turn issue exports into an offline app you own
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Turn GitHub, Jira, Trello, or CSV snapshots into a working HTML app. Browser Player needs no account, install, or API key: import locally, review a two-step recipe, and download your app with its original source and working data. GPT-6 Astra designs custom workflows in Studio. Browser recipes run locally with no live AI call or tracker writeback.
The task: turn an exported issue backlog into a working tool you can keep, without an AI connection for every action.
In a real Astra API run on fictional Harbor CLI data, "Reopen for triage" became an inspectable rule: refuse archived items, add priority, then set status to Open. Users preview and accept the contract before execution.
Our native Player ran it with Studio stopped, no API keys, and external networking denied. Edits survived restart; the original source checksum stayed unchanged.
Try it: https://agent-axiom.github.io/li...
Browser Player imports GitHub, Jira, Trello, or CSV and downloads an HTML app with your data. No account, install, or API key. It runs a manually configurable version of the reviewed example, not a live AI call. Custom Astra workflow design stays in Studio. Snapshots, not sync or writeback.
I built Lifeboat around one question: what if AI helped you make a tool you could keep, instead of becoming a dependency for every action?
Start here: https://agent-axiom.github.io/li...
Browser Player needs no account, install, or API key. Import a GitHub/Jira/Trello export or CSV, or try the fictional Harbor CLI sample. Review the two-step recipe, accept it, and download an HTML app containing your original snapshot and working data.
Astra designs custom workflows in Studio. The browser recipe is a manually configurable implementation of the reviewed example, not live AI generation. Imports are snapshots, not sync or writeback.
Download a new copy after edits: an HTML file does not save changes back into itself. Files contain plain-text data, so keep private exports private.
The native macOS preview remains unsigned and not notarized; use Browser Player rather than disable security. What local workflow would you want to keep?
Browser Player is now the easiest way to try Lifeboat: https://agent-axiom.github.io/li...
We are looking for 3-5 first-time testers. Import a GitHub/Jira/Trello export or CSV, or use the fictional sample. Review the rule, apply it twice, try the archive guard, and download the HTML app.
We especially need a real phone run and the downloaded HTML reopened without networking. Those checks remain unverified; a failure report is genuinely useful. No account, install, or API key is needed. The browser recipe makes no live AI call; custom Astra design stays in Studio.
Checklist and feedback: https://github.com/agent-axiom/l...
Keep private exports and credentials out of public comments. The native macOS preview still has an unresolved signing/notarization issue; do not disable security to test it. This is a request for feedback, not votes.