A visual tour of Mefi Studio, shaped with its community

A developer released Mefi Studio, a free, open-source Windows workspace for following tasks, sessions and coding agents, and shared four views of the real interface built with sample Notes app data. The views include a Command view for tasks and sessions, a Vibe view with a project composer, and a decision drawer that surfaces questions and options for user input. The project is soliciting feedback and contributions on GitHub.

Mefi Studio is a free, open-source Windows workspace for following tasks, sessions and coding agents. I am sharing four views of the real interface and would like your feedback on what makes the work easier to follow. These images use sample Notes app data. Tasks and sessions are easier to discuss when the work is in view. Here is the Command view in Studio. Bring a new project, a small fix or a half-finished idea. This is the Vibe view and its project composer. The decision drawer shows a question and options for your input. In this sample, the question is about a search empty state. Ideas, feedback and work in progress can help shape the workspace. Which view would you use most, and what information would you want to see first? Explore the source, try Studio and share feedback on GitHub https://github.com/nateecho32-stack/mefi-studio .