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Whiteboard.
A visual workspace for reviewing software with coding agents
Developer toolsAI and agents
What it does
Whiteboard is a desktop editor for developers who want to inspect and discuss agent-written software. Its canvas connects diagrams and design notes to source code, while a structured diff view helps readers examine changes. Developers can connect an existing coding agent and keep its reasoning alongside the review. The desktop application is published as open-source software under the MIT license.
Large agent-written changes can be difficult to understand through a line-by-line diff alone.
- Stage
- Live
- Made for
- Software developers reviewing coding-agent output, Engineering teams discussing architecture changes
- Platforms
- Linux, Macos, Windows
- Website
- dev.fast ↗
- Links
- Source
Timeline
- Whiteboard releases its open-source desktop application
The founders announced the desktop application and published its source under the MIT license.
First release · Announced · Proposed by @abhijeet0
Sources
- Official website
- Whiteboard source repository and desktop application description
- Founders' public Whiteboard release announcement, 24 September 2026
- Original 512-pixel application icon at a pinned source revision
Contributor credit
This profile adapts text by @abhijeet0 from profile PR #56, licensed under CC BY 4.0. Its factual claims were reviewed separately.
Publication record
- Release
sha256:ac5dd8d905c00eace5353304a9456358eede4224f3a935465432ab184b4d049a- Revision
sha256:01923195d1d5b7d0a8a460347d20c890f8e48a57d1060855ed7cfe8cf50481da
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