PSX | Devpost

Interact with diferents agents in the terminal and tools
Write human words and talk with AI / Switch to Terminal when needed
Allow connect to MCPs
Create and Manage Avatars
Create diferents workspace depends of the project

Inspiration

Software development is becoming increasingly AI-driven, but current tools are fragmented. Developers jump between chat interfaces, local tools, scripts, and orchestration systems just to coordinate multiple AI agents.

We asked a simple question:

What if AI agents worked like a real development team — coordinated, scheduled, and collaborative — inside a single workspace?

PSX was inspired by the need to turn AI-assisted development into a structured, autonomous workflow rather than a collection of disconnected prompts.

What it does

PSX is a desktop application that allows users to create, orchestrate, and run AI agents that collaborate to build.

Users can:

Create AI agents and define their roles and capabilities
Schedule agents to run during defined work periods
Enable communication between agents to coordinate tasks
Connect external tools to add context (MCPs)
Build mobile, web, and desktop applications from a single environment
Use it with no-code simplicity or extend it with developer-level control

How we built it

PSX was designed as a local-first desktop environment. Matthew — Seller & Product Design / Front Minor — Backend Cata — Developer

Challenges we ran into

Preventing conflicting actions or duplicated outputs
Creating predictable scheduling behavior for autonomous execution

Accomplishments that we're proud of

Transforming AI usage from prompt-based interaction into coordinated workflows
Enabling agents to operate on schedules like real team members
Creating a single workspace capable of generating software across multiple platforms
Designing an interface accessible to both non-technical users and experienced developers