Telepath's Television project describes a GUI layer that gives people and their personal agents a shared visual space for creating and working with persistent, malleable, interactive artifacts. It connects a lightweight server on the agent's machine, a skills bundle that teaches the agent how to create and modify artifacts, and a client app, either a macOS Electron app or a browser-based interface. The page emphasizes that Television works with any agent harness and model, and that it is currently a newly public, MIT-licensed repository with a small contributor base.
- Agents are recommended from specific harnesses such as Hermes, OpenClaw, Pi, Claude Code, or Codex.
- macOS is the primary supported path via an Electron app; Linux or macOS is required for the agent side, and Windows agents are not supported.
- The repo uses a spec-driven development process that is not yet open to outside contributors.
- It is built mostly in TypeScript, with JavaScript, CSS, HTML, and a little Python and Shell.
- Agents are recommended from specific harnesses such as Hermes, OpenClaw, Pi, Claude Code, or Codex.
- macOS is the primary supported path via an Electron app; Linux or macOS is required for the agent side, and Windows agents are not supported.
- The repo uses a spec-driven development process that is not yet open to outside contributors.
- It is built mostly in TypeScript, with JavaScript, CSS, HTML, and a little Python and Shell.
