A local feedback workbench for coding agents
Your agent writes a clear request. You speak, capture, and edit. Send your feedback so it can continue.
macOS Apple Silicon · Windows x64
01 / A clear request
Your agent explains what changed and what to try. Open the workbench and know where to begin.
Two clear fields. One place to begin.02 / Your experience, in your words
Click through the workbench below: pick a session, read the task brief, write or dictate your answer, then submit. Speak, capture a screenshot, or edit the text directly — your original words stay.
RambleDeskThe settings sidebar is now a fixed column and the list scrolls inside its own container. The horizontal scrollbar under the list is gone.
Record observations, problems, and suggestions.
Interactive example: projects, sessions, requests, feedback and delivery states are demonstration data. Nothing here is connected to an agent.
03 / Your agent, connected
Connect a local agent through ACP. Your agent provides its own login and model access.
Check that it works on your machine. Open Settings → Agents and install a connection component if prompted.
Choose your agent and project. Tell it what you want to achieve.
Follow the request, speak or capture what you see, then submit and check delivery in the workbench.
Voice input needs a local transcription model. Download it once in Settings → Voice.
Made for the human in the loop
Feedback is stored locally. Submitting and optional tidying share the relevant content with your connected agent or model service.
Open the DMG and drag RambleDesk into Applications. This build is ad-hoc signed and not notarized. After verifying the download source, use System Settings → Privacy & Security → Open Anyway if macOS blocks it.
Run the x64 installer. It is not Authenticode signed. If SmartScreen blocks it, verify the source, then choose More info → Run anyway.
Download a local transcription model in Settings → Voice and allow microphone access.
It is off by default. Configure a model service in Settings → Post-processing to use it. Your original feedback is preserved.
