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Chalkboard and Avatar for AI Agents

Chalkboard and Avatar for AI Agents

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More Space is a desktop application that overlays a real terminal on an endless chalkboard to visualize the plans and progress of AI agents. It allows users to run various shell-based agents that can draw, write, and interact with a customizable avatar to communicate status and ask questions. The tool operates locally without installing system-wide dependencies, ensuring that all data and interactions remain contained within the application's environment.

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Original publisherGitHub
Canonical URLhttps://github.com/zohayrslileh/more-space
Publication timeSun, 04 Oct 2026 03:09:08 +0000
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More Space A chalkboard and an avatar for any terminal agent.It shows its plan, its progress and its questions while it works. What it is More Space is a desktop app with a real terminal floating over an endless chalkboard. Run any agent in that terminal (Claude Code, Codex, or anything else that can run shell commands) and it finds a command there that lets it: write and draw on the board: text, checklists, flow diagrams, pinned notes and photos, chalk links between them, circles, underlines and scribbles; be someone: an avatar you choose from a cast of characters, each with its own moods, look and voice; ask you things: choices, several answers, written answers or a scale, right on the board, and wait for your click; steer what you see: frame what it is explaining, or the whole board.

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