Say it.LocalDesk gets it done.
Talk to Baymax. LocalDesk turns your intent into a mission,
then Orbit researches, builds and executes until the work is finished.
Software waits for commands. LocalDesk understands the outcome.
Software waits for commands. LocalDesk understands the outcome.
You tell Baymax what you need. The system figures out how to get there.
One request. Many systems.
LocalDesk decides which intelligence, tools and connected apps are needed — and coordinates them around the Mission.
Understand
LocalDesk interprets the outcome you want, the context around it, and the constraints that matter.
Choose
It selects the right model, tool or connected application for each part of the work.
Coordinate
Mission keeps models, tools and actions working toward the same outcome instead of acting independently.
Return
The work comes back as one result for you to review — not as a collection of disconnected tool outputs.
Connects capabilities.
MCP gives an AI system a standard way to access tools, data and external services.
Coordinates the work.
LocalDesk decides what the Mission needs, when to use each capability, and how the pieces come together into a finished result.
From sentence
to finished work.
One request, followed all the way through — through Baymax, the Mission and Orbit, and back to you.
One request enters.
Everything that follows happens inside one system.
LocalDesk moves fast. You keep the final say.
It can understand, build and verify on its own. When an action crosses the boundaries you set, the work stops and comes back to you.
- Read repository, queued
- Understand changes, queued
- Edit files, queued
- Run tests, queued
- Build preview, queued
- Verify result, queued
- Deploy to production, queued
LocalDesk wants to:
Waiting for you
Deploy the updated onboarding to production
- 14 files changed
- 48 tests passed
- Preview verified
- Backend unchanged
- Send externally
- Publish publicly
- Make purchases
- Delete important data
- Change production
Inside the workspace, LocalDesk can move.Across the boundary, you decide.
LocalDesk AccessIdentity pending
- Access
- Plan
- Position
- Access ID
Baymax · Mission · Orbit
Enter LocalDesk.
Every member is issued their own LocalDesk identity: a nickname, a place in the network and an Access ID.
Your next computer
should understand you.
Talk to Baymax. Hand off the Mission.Let Orbit finish the work.
Get LocalDesk