Origami - You, on your terms
Hey all. Wanted to share my personal project - Origami - with everyone again now that I feel it's in a good place with the latest v27. The aim of Origami is to bring your development tools into one place. It doesn't replace your setup or tooling but rather "glues" them all together. With the integrated MCP your agents can control the app itself: run a command and read its output, drive a browser…
Hello everyone. I am excited to share my personal project, Origami, with you all once again as I believe it is now in a strong position with the latest version v27. The main goal of Origami is to consolidate your development tools into a single location. It does not replace your existing setup or tooling, but rather they are seamlessly integrated together.
With the built-in MCP (Multi-Command Processor), your agents have the ability to manage the app itself. They can execute commands, view their output, interact with browser tabs, open a card on your Kanban board, or even leave comments on your code diff.
Each project operates within a workspace, and this workspace encompasses all of your tools and features. These include terminals, agents, browser tabs, Git integration, a Kanban board, and the documents created by your agents. You can easily monitor the status of each agent, identifying which ones are actively working and which ones are awaiting your input.
Importantly, Origami does not run any models or handle your access keys. It simply utilizes the agents you already have installed, ensuring that they are signed in using the same method you used initially. Therefore, if you decide to discontinue using Origami in the future, your setup remains unchanged. For more information, please visit https://tryorigami.app. Your feedback is highly appreciated!
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