Local workspace

Agentique UI

Agentique UI is the local workspace for Agentique resources: open the app-style browser window by default, import packages, verify source and file checks, organize a local resource library, review Permission Center and run history, switch between 10 built-in languages, run supported local tasks only with explicit approval, and prepare handoff notes without turning the website into a hosted runtime.

Open GitHub repository Review usage Creator Kit

Public source repository

rookiestar28/Agentique-UI

The repository is open for source review and app-style local development while the desktop workspace matures. It includes the React/Vite shell, browser app-window launcher, import and verification checks, local library primitives, local validation, download, intake, and upload-preview evidence, static preview surfaces, workflow review tooling, Permission Center policy review, Run Dashboard and Queue Monitor evidence, Logs and Artifact Workbench review, supported local-run controls, adapter review, local vault references, diagnostics support posture, Settings language selection, handoff notes, advanced integration gates, and release guardrails.

View source

Designed for local resource work.

Agentique UI complements the website: the web catalog stays focused on discovery and community context, while the local workspace handles inspection, verification, preview, workflow review, companion-aligned review evidence, supported local-run controls, permission and run evidence, local language settings, configuration, handoff notes, and fail-closed advanced integration review.

Local resource library

Keeps imported resources organized with version, file check, source, update status, permission posture, run history, cleanup state, and session artifacts.

Import and verify

Checks imported content, source, package details, file checks, capability notes, and validation reports before handoff.

Status context

Shows local validation reports, download evidence, intake signals, and review-only upload previews without submitting or changing live status.

Safe preview

Shows resource output, metadata, and supporting files for inspection without turning preview into automatic execution.

Workflow review

Supports workflow inspection, validation, diffs, undo and redo, compatibility warnings, run-plan review, redacted import/export, and execution-state review.

Supported local runs and settings

Adds review-gated runner controls, Permission Center policy changes, Run Dashboard and Queue Monitor evidence, bounded logs and artifacts, human approval for resume or rerun, cleanup receipts, diagnostics, release blockers, and local language selection.

Handoff notes

Prepares configuration drafts, local folder handoff, external client notes, browser consent review, and compatibility reports without starting advanced integrations automatically.

Try the development workspace.

The current path is source-first: clone the repository, use Node 20 or newer, open the local UI in the default app-style browser window, and use the validation gate when contributing changes.

Clone or inspect the public source
Use the repository for review, local development, and follow-along validation as the workspace evolves.
git clone https://github.com/rookiestar28/Agentique-UI.git
Install development dependencies
Install the React/Vite workspace dependencies from a Node 20 or newer local checkout.
npm install
Open the default app-style window
Start the Vite dev server on loopback and open Agentique UI in the standard local app window.
npm run dev:app
Choose a browser app window
Use Chrome, Edge, Brave, Vivaldi, Firefox, Firefox kiosk, or Safari preferences when reviewing browser-specific app-window behavior.
npm run dev:app -- --browser=chrome
Run the validation gate
Run TypeScript, build, test, visual, release-boundary, companion closeout, and public-boundary checks before publishing changes.
npm run validate

Main workspace highlights.

The project is being shaped around transparent local behavior, permission-scoped local runs, companion capability boundaries, static local-language catalogs, clear validation evidence, review-only diagnostics, and explicit user control before any runtime-oriented flow expands.

App-style source checkout

The public repo exposes the workspace shell, app-window launcher, validation checks, app metadata, and release guardrails for transparent development.

Review-gated local runner

Execution controls stay separated from graph inspection and require scoped grants, visible state, bounded outputs, cleanup evidence, and adapter validation.

Companion boundary

Validation, download, intake, and upload-preview details are consumed as local evidence only; live upload and package publication stay gated.

Local-first security posture

Secret values stay out of packages, logs, screenshots, exports, and public evidence; sensitive flows use references and redaction.

Advanced integrations stay gated

Advanced integrations and browser automation stay fail-closed review gates without bridge start, code execution, browser profile access, or external-provider automation.

In development.

Agentique UI is an active development track. The goal is a practical local companion for the Agentique catalog, with source-first visibility, app-style source checkout, package review context, and local-run boundaries as the desktop experience matures.

Agentique UI is under active development; the public repository is the source-first review and local development path with an app-style browser window as the default manual interface.
agentique.io remains the catalog and community surface, while Agentique UI focuses on local workspace flows.
Settings includes explicit local language selection for English, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, Japanese, Korean, German, French, Italian, Spanish, and Russian without browser-language auto-detection or remote translation services.
Upload previews remain local and review-only; authenticated submission, status polling, token storage, registry publication, and workflow automation are deferred.
Local runs are limited to explicit scoped grants and supported paths; arbitrary downloaded resources are not executed automatically.
Advanced integrations, diagnostics support bundles, and vault-related surfaces stay review gates unless separate runtime evidence accepts more authority.