My agents now have a canvas. They use it to draw diagrams, open browser previews or handoff work each other.
I use Excalidraw a lot at work to draw diagrams, plan projects, and visualize how new features will work. I also use iTerm to organize my AI agents. Then I started using third-party apps like superwhisper because I was tired of typing. I wanted to explain things to my agents using my voice instead. At some point, I decided to build my own tool combining everything. I built an early version and…
Agents now have a single tool to use for various tasks, including creating diagrams, previewing web content, and collaborating on projects. The tool, called Starkomand, runs entirely on a user's Mac computer, with no need for cloud storage or third-party accounts. Users can control the canvas using their voice, hand gestures, or a camera that tracks hand movements.
The app supports multiple workspaces, allowing users to separate their personal and professional projects. Starkomand was built by integrating features from Excalidraw, iTerm, and two AI providers: NVIDIA Parakeet and GPT Realtime. Currently, users can share their workspaces with other team members, enabling seamless communication and collaboration. Feedback from users will guide further improvements to Starkomand.
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