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BUILT FOR THE WAY YOU BUILD NOW
Turn ideas into work
for your coding agents.
A home for your next idea. A queue for what comes next.
Prompt Waypoint turns focused prompts into tasks for Codex and Claude—on your own machines.
See how it works Your agents. Your machines. Your direction.
YOUR NEXT SHIP STARTS HERE
● MacBook Air · OnlineSmall tasks. Real progress.
Running1
Waiting1
Model downloader
Waiting for provider capacity
Ready2
Detect available RAM
Ready for a focused run
Recommend a model
Prompt saved
Inbox2
Multi-account login
An idea for later
Improve onboarding
Prompt saved
FROM THOUGHT TO FOLLOW-THROUGHCodex / Claude Code / Desktop + Mobile
LESS SCROLLING. MORE SHIPPING.
Good ideas deserve
more than a chat history.
Lost in the conversation
The implementation plan is somewhere in a long chat. Save the useful prompts as tasks you can come back to.
Too much in one prompt
Auth, billing and onboarding need room to breathe. Give independent changes a focused task and, when useful, a clean agent session.
An agent still needs direction
Decide what runs next. See what finished, what is waiting and what needs your input—all in one workflow.
A SIMPLE LOOP
Think it through. Put it in motion.
Keep the conversation creative and the execution focused.
- 01
Think
Explore the product or architecture with your preferred AI.
- 02
Capture
Turn the discussion into focused prompts in your backlog.
- 03
Execute
Send each task to Codex or Claude on the right machine.
- 04
Monitor
Follow progress, completion and requests for your input.
- 05
Continue
Review the result. Give the next step a task of its own.
ONE PLACE TO KEEP WORK MOVING
A little structure.
A lot less juggling.
A backlog for your prompts
Keep the title, prompt, repository and execution target together. Your next task is ready when you are.
Codex + Claude Code
Orchestrate the local coding tools you already use, with provider profiles for different setups.
Desktop + mobile
Plan at your desk. Capture an idea, check progress or answer your agent from your phone.
More than one machine
Keep repositories grouped by device. Send work to the computer where that project lives.
A queue with intent
Move from Inbox to Ready, then explicitly Run or Queue. Track running, waiting and completed work.
Conversation → task
MCP integration lets compatible AI clients turn a discussion into focused backlog items. Creating tasks and starting work stay separate.
Continue after capacity returns
Resume supported tasks when provider capacity becomes available. Quota data and auto-resume depend on provider capabilities.
Help choosing how to run
An optional AI Task Router is planned to recommend provider, model tier, reasoning effort and session choice—and flag tasks that are too broad.
LOCAL-FIRST, BY DESIGN
Your coding agents
keep working on
your machines.
Prompt Waypoint coordinates the work. Your development environment stays yours.
Repositories and coding-agent credentials stay on your machines for orchestration. The server syncs task and prompt content, metadata and execution updates, relays commands and sends notifications.
Your coding providers retain their own data handling policies. Local execution does not mean that no data leaves your device.
Mobile app
Desktop app
↕ Task content & status
Prompt Waypoint ServerSync · command relay · push
↕ Commands & execution updates
ON EACH OF YOUR MACHINES
Local Prompt Waypoint Agent
CodexClaude Code
Local repositories
A DIFFERENT KIND OF WORK ITEM
Product management when
the developer is an AI agent.
Part requirement. Part work item. An instruction ready to run.
TRADITIONAL TASK TRACKER
Requirement → Ticket → Human developer → Implementation
THE Prompt Waypoint WORKFLOW
Idea → Focused prompt → Coding agent → Result
A task holds the intent. A session is how the agent carries it out.
MCP INTEGRATION
From AI conversation
to backlog.
Without copy-paste.
Keep the ideas flowing. Give the implementation steps somewhere to land.
MCP lets compatible AI clients create and manage tasks directly from a discussion. Saving a task will not, by itself, start a coding agent. Execution remains an explicit decision.
AWAY FROM YOUR DESK, STILL IN THE LOOP
The next idea
won’t wait until
you’re back.
Capture it on your phone. Send it to the right machine. Get notified when the work is done.
- Save a prompt in a few taps
- Check running and waiting tasks across devices
- Reply when an agent needs your input
- Queue, resume or stop work remotely
An offline device can receive new tasks in the backlog. Execution needs the machine to reconnect.
Prompt WaypointM
Your work, in motion.
2Running
1Waiting
8Ready
DEVICES
MacBook Air2 repositories● Online
DGX Spark1 repository● Online
AGENT NEEDS INPUTChoose the sign-in flow
Datovka · Claude Code
Reply and keep things moving ↗A FEW GOOD QUESTIONS
Before you
put it to work.
Does Prompt Waypoint replace Codex or Claude?
No. Prompt Waypoint coordinates the coding agents you already use. The agents do the implementation; Prompt Waypoint keeps the work organized.
Does the code run in the cloud?
Coding-agent processes run on your configured machine against local repositories. Prompt Waypoint syncs task and prompt content, execution updates and metadata through its server. Your coding provider may process code according to its own settings and policies.
Does Prompt Waypoint need GitHub access?
No. The current core workflow uses local repositories and prompt-based tasks. It does not require GitHub or Git integration.
Can I use multiple computers?
Yes. Repositories belong to devices, and one account can manage multiple devices and their provider profiles.
Can AI create tasks automatically?
Compatible MCP clients can create backlog items from conversations using your Prompt Waypoint account token. Creating a task and authorizing its execution are separate decisions. Clients that require OAuth account linking need a future authentication extension.
Is Prompt Waypoint an IDE?
No. It is a task and orchestration layer. Keep using your preferred editor and development environment.
Is it free?
Pricing has not been announced yet.
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