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LazyIDE
The IDE for lazy builder. Work less, produce more, Be lazy.
Hey, I built Lazy, a desktop AI coding environment for lazy-smart engineers. The idea: you don't babysit agents one prompt at a time. You brief a manager, and it runs the fleet. - LazyManager plans and delegates. A frontier model does the thinking, cheaper models do the work - Agents live as nodes on a canvas. You see the whole fleet, not terminal soup - Brain: An html team brain that your agents and the lazymanager use - LazyBots: think Grok Bot via Solari Work less, produce more, Be lazy.
Maker here. As you guessed i am lazy. I got tired of babysitting agents in terminals and re-explaining my codebase to every new chat, so I built the thing I wanted: one manager that plans, staffs agents, remembers everything in a persistent Brain, and shows all the work live on a canvas.
North star: talk to the manager, do nothing. Try it, break it, tell me what's missing. And if you want to join on the project don't hesitate and contact me !
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About LazyIDE on Product Hunt
“The IDE for lazy builder. Work less, produce more, Be lazy.”
LazyIDE was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #15 on the daily leaderboard. Hey, I built Lazy, a desktop AI coding environment for lazy-smart engineers. The idea: you don't babysit agents one prompt at a time. You brief a manager, and it runs the fleet. - LazyManager plans and delegates. A frontier model does the thinking, cheaper models do the work - Agents live as nodes on a canvas. You see the whole fleet, not terminal soup - Brain: An html team brain that your agents and the lazymanager use - LazyBots: think Grok Bot via Solari Work less, produce more, Be lazy.
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