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Mefi's Studio AI+

A Windows desktop app that turns ideas into tasks, runs coding agents such as OpenCode, Claude Code, Codex, Grok and Antigravity CLIs against a chosen project folder, and tracks their work with a live session tree and a review queue.

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Mefi's Studio AI+

Mefi's Studio AI+ is a local-first Windows workspace for turning ideas into tasks and watching coding agents work. It scans one project folder at a time, so tasks, conversations, plans and references stay with that project; Chat lets a user think an idea through, and Create task puts work on a board with acceptance checks.

Coding workers, such as OpenCode, Claude Code, Codex, Grok or Antigravity CLIs, build tasks while an always-on service loop organizes, audits and briefs them, and a Command view shows every session, task and agent as a live node tree. A finished attempt waits in Review with its evidence until checks pass or the user confirms it, and tools such as web search, project reads and MCP attachments can be configured per agent role.

Project records and settings stay on the local machine, credentials are encrypted with the OS keystore, and there is no usage telemetry or required hosted account, though connected AI providers and coding tools may receive prompts and project context.

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