Meltbox is an inbox for context-rich interactive briefs from your agents. Right now when an agent needs you, you end up having to look through terminal scrollback, localhost tabs, and Slack DMs to yourself. In Meltbox, your agents push small interactive pages with all the context you need to make a decision. You triage briefs in a keyboard-fast inbox, tap an answer, and your reply flows straight back to the agent.
I'm Will, a solo founder, and I built Meltbox.
I run a lot of different agents across a lot of different machines. My workflow changed drastically as agents improved. I started having them build full internal apps and throwaway dashboards just to let me make critical decisions better (i.e. a review system for locking in a creative matrix, an app to explore competitor positioning, etc..). I needed this to just become the default for how I work and not only for coding, but for everything my agents do for me.
Meltbox is the inbox for that. Your agents push briefs, small interactive pages that lay out all the context you need to make a decision. You triage them like email, keyboard first, click an answer, and your reply flows straight back to the agent as their next step.
You can start free, even anonymously, and see your first brief land in under a minute.
I'm here all day. What would make this a daily driver for how you build and work?
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Finally something that solves the "which Slack DM did that go to" problem. The keyboard-first triage feels really snappy and being able to reply back to the agent inline is a small thing but makes a huge difference in flow.
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finally a place where my agents stop yelling into five different tabs at once. the keyboard-first triage feels snappy and actually getting replies back into the agent loop without copy-pasting is such a relief.
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the keyboard-first triage flow feels really well thought out, like you actually get how annoying it is to context switch between a dozen agents asking you things.
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Finally something that solves the "which Slack DM did that go to" problem. The keyboard-first triage feels really snappy and being able to reply back to the agent inline is a small thing but makes a huge difference in flow.
finally a place where my agents stop yelling into five different tabs at once. the keyboard-first triage feels snappy and actually getting replies back into the agent loop without copy-pasting is such a relief.
the keyboard-first triage flow feels really well thought out, like you actually get how annoying it is to context switch between a dozen agents asking you things.