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Use DevDesk for everyday plans or a real software project without moving your content into a DevDesk cloud. Android access is currently limited to closed testing. The Windows version is available on Microsoft Store. macOS and iOS remain clearly marked upcoming until signed public releases actually exist.

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Featured Demo 1 Recorded end-to-end workflow

One Markdown task. One prompt. Reviewed code.

Watch Codex use DevDesk to follow a linked project graph, build a bounded context pack, prepare a two-file proposal, and wait for human approval before anything is written.

8linked notes
2proposed files
1required approval

Audio language Silent demo

Hinglish audio available

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01

Graph-guided understanding

The task leads the agent to the brief, architecture, workflow, and review rules.

02

Bounded context

The agent reads the exact source and tests instead of receiving an uncontrolled repository dump.

03

Observable and reversible

Activity is visible, proposals are conflict-checked, and approved changes retain an Undo path.

DevDesk Knowledge graph showing linked planning notes, tasks, and code context

Demo 2 Linked Markdown becomes usable project context.

Demo 2 · Guided workspace practice

Continue with the original agent-ready workspace.

Download a small, local-first workspace with linked Markdown, a tested Python task, and clear instructions for Codex and Gemini CLI. It is designed to show the full workflow in about ten minutes.

Open project.devdesk and inspect a real knowledge graph.
Copy your own local MCP configuration from DevDesk.
Run a read-only prompt, a small coding task, and a review-first Markdown proposal.

Download the free demo ZIP Read the setup guide

No access key, AI account, or cloud copy of your project is included in the download.

1
Open the workspace
Extract the ZIP and open project.devdesk in DevDesk.
2
Connect your own agent
Start the local connector and copy the Codex or Gemini CLI configuration.
3
Prove each safeguard
Read the plan, run tests, then review a Markdown proposal before applying it.

Codex

Connect Codex

In DevDesk, start the connector and select Copy Codex config.toml.
Add the copied block in Codex MCP settings or your personal config.toml.
Restart Codex, then run the first read-only demo prompt.

Codex setup details

Gemini CLI

Connect Gemini CLI

In DevDesk, select Copy Gemini CLI settings.json.
Merge the copied devdesk entry into your mcpServers settings.
Restart Gemini CLI and run /mcp to confirm it is connected.

Gemini setup details

Four-screen walkthrough

From connected Markdown to a verified result.

These are the exact stages a first-time demo user can follow after downloading the workspace.

DevDesk Knowledge graph with the Markdown Coding Practice workspace and linked notes — **1. Explore the workspace** See plans, tasks, and program notes as a connected knowledge graph.

DevDesk AI Agent Connector page showing Codex and Gemini CLI configuration options with private addresses redacted — **2. Connect your own agent** Choose the safe permissions and copy a private local configuration for Codex or Gemini CLI.

DevDesk Agent automation page showing a successful scheduled graph health check — **3. Run a safe scheduled check** Keep a local log of graph health checks, retries, and results without autonomous file edits.

Codex result showing a small Python feature added and all tests passing for a DevDesk workspace — **4. Verify a focused coding task** Let the agent read the linked plan, make a small change, and report the passing tests.

Why install DevDesk

Start with normal work. Add power without moving the project.

Everyday clarity

Tasks, notes, goals, meetings, and decisions shown your way.

Portable ownership

Copy or clone the folder, open project.devdesk, and continue.

Tools in context

Use relationships, API testing, OpenAPI, JSON, Diff, and scoped Git only when useful.

Before installation

Use only the developer's Google Play closed-test page or the official Microsoft Store listing. Avoid modified third-party packages.

Before updating

Export a DevDesk backup and independently protect external project folders. Protected secrets are not part of supported portable backups.

Need help?

Read the installation manual or open the public support tracker without posting sensitive data.