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Introducing Television, the missing GUI for personal agents. Television is a visual workspace for you and your agent, and our first step toward a new interface paradigm for agentic computers. Now accepting alpha users, open source soon.

2/6/26, 8:41 pm5 reposts25 likes

Telepath

@telepath.computer

2 June

For a while, we’ve been predicting a new kind of personal computer: one that adapts to the user, and trades fixed apps for generative, personalized interfaces. Personal agents like OpenClaw, Hermes, Claude Code, and Codex are the first glimmers of that future.

Telepath

@telepath.computer

2 June

But today’s agent interfaces still feel stuck in the MS-DOS era. That’s why we made Television. It gives agents shared screens where they can create visual HTML artifacts: dashboards, editable documents, research views, coding tools, tiny apps, and whatever else the task calls for.

Telepath

@telepath.computer

2 June

We think this points toward a broader shift in software. Fixed apps give way to reusable skills. Those skills generate interfaces on the fly, shaped around the user and the task instead of the other way around.

Telepath

@telepath.computer

2 June

Television is invite-only while we alpha test, but will soon be open source. Join the wait list here: television.run

Andre V

@andrepology.bsky.social

4 June

The horizontal scroll and hyprland-style tiling feels both freeform and stable, and I can imagine new tiles naturally being added over time to the right. Where are previously used artifacts stored and how are they accessed? Or are workspaces fully ad hoc