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TODO for AI Edge

The local connector for TODO for AI that gives your machine's shell, files and browser to AI-driven tasks, running commands, editing files and documents, and tracking git-aware file changes.

TODO for AI Edge

Edge connects a machine to the TODO for AI server and gives its tasks shell, file and browser access to get things done locally. It runs as a standalone binary needing no Node install, or as a global npm package, authenticating through a browser device-flow login by default, or a one-shot API key, with credentials stored in a per-OS platform credentials store shared with the bridge and CLI.

It handles shell command execution with streaming output and PTY support including interrupt and stdin, gitignore-aware filesystem reads, writes and search, DOCX, XLSX and PDF reading and editing, on-demand installation of a tool catalog such as gh, ripgrep, cloudflared, Supabase and Stripe CLIs into its own managed runtimes directory, and a browser bridge that drives Chrome or Firefox through a companion extension. It is written in TypeScript.

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