Show HN: Galda – Come back to Claude Code/Codex without digging through Git

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Galda is a tool that integrates with Claude Code and Codex to manage tasks and provide executive summaries.
It offers a dark mode toggle that is saved to localStorage and persists across reloads.
Galda runs locally and automatically executes multiple ToDos while you are away, bringing them to a review-ready state.
No new API key or billing is needed; it uses your existing Claude Code/Codex setup.
It can be more efficient with tokens by using commands like /compact and /clear.
Your code is never sent to Galda servers; it only launches your existing agents.
Target users are founders, engineers, creators, and builders moving to-dos to 'In Review'.

Abralo is a native desktop application available for macOS, Windows, and Linux, designed for managing multiple Claude Code agents efficiently in one window.
It is free for up to 4 simultaneous agents, lightweight (a few megabytes), fast, and requires no signup or separate account beyond your existing Claude Code account.
The application offers better analytics for token usage monitoring, a more natural and legible interface compared to terminal or VS Code extensions, and clear indicators for when an agent needs user input.

OpenMarkdown is a local-first, feather-light, and fast Markdown editor built for users and their agents.
It uses a native Rust core, ensuring quick loading times and native performance.
The editor is AI-free; instead, it runs on the user's existing agent, providing direct integration.

The author's laptop was the bottleneck in AI coding sessions because closing the lid would kill running sessions like Claude Code.
Solution: Move all development work (agents, code, databases, editor GUI) to a VPS, accessible from any device via Tailscale VPN.
Key benefits: close laptop without stopping work, instant handoff between devices, survives dropped connections, no need for caffeine hacks to keep laptop awake.

Stele is a shared memory record for AI coding agents that stores decisions, tasks, and lessons every agent reads before acting and writes back to as it learns.
It ensures continuity across tools and sessions: agents like Claude Code, Cursor, and Codex all read and write the same project graph, so context is never lost when switching.
Setup requires only three commands: install the CLI, sign in, and run /stele:start inside the agent to begin automatic reading and writing of the project record.

Kiln is a desktop app for batch converting, resizing, compressing, and renaming images.
It supports Windows (beta), Linux (beta), and macOS (coming soon).
Users can create reusable pipelines with operations like resize, convert, watermark, and more, in any order.

Abralo is a native desktop application available for macOS, Windows, and Linux, designed for managing multiple Claude Code agents efficiently in one window.
It is free for up to 4 simultaneous agents, lightweight (a few megabytes), fast, and requires no signup or separate account beyond your existing Claude Code account.
The application offers better analytics for token usage monitoring, a more natural and legible interface compared to terminal or VS Code extensions, and clear indicators for when an agent needs user input.

OpenMarkdown is a local-first, feather-light, and fast Markdown editor built for users and their agents.
It uses a native Rust core, ensuring quick loading times and native performance.
The editor is AI-free; instead, it runs on the user's existing agent, providing direct integration.

The author's laptop was the bottleneck in AI coding sessions because closing the lid would kill running sessions like Claude Code.
Solution: Move all development work (agents, code, databases, editor GUI) to a VPS, accessible from any device via Tailscale VPN.
Key benefits: close laptop without stopping work, instant handoff between devices, survives dropped connections, no need for caffeine hacks to keep laptop awake.

Stele is a shared memory record for AI coding agents that stores decisions, tasks, and lessons every agent reads before acting and writes back to as it learns.
It ensures continuity across tools and sessions: agents like Claude Code, Cursor, and Codex all read and write the same project graph, so context is never lost when switching.
Setup requires only three commands: install the CLI, sign in, and run /stele:start inside the agent to begin automatic reading and writing of the project record.

Kiln is a desktop app for batch converting, resizing, compressing, and renaming images.
It supports Windows (beta), Linux (beta), and macOS (coming soon).
Users can create reusable pipelines with operations like resize, convert, watermark, and more, in any order.

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