New project drop, a desktop AI assistant. Check it out
A new desktop app called Friday Friday has been launched, designed to assist with AI workflows. It utilizes various technologies including TypeScript, React, and Electron to create a secure and efficient user experience. The app emphasizes security and compliance, ensuring sensitive data is handled appropriately.
- ▪Friday Friday is an Electron desktop app for AI-assisted workflows.
- ▪The app uses TypeScript, React, and Tailwind CSS for its development.
- ▪It incorporates security measures such as sandboxing and context isolation to protect sensitive data.
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Friday Friday is an Electron desktop app for AI-assisted workflows. It uses a TypeScript main process, a React renderer, typed preload IPC, provider adapters, connectors, skills, scheduled jobs, and local application state. Project Context Project type: desktop app Runtime: Electron, Node.js UI: React, Tailwind CSS, shadcn-style components Main language: TypeScript Testing: Jest, Testing Library, Playwright Packaging: electron-vite, electron-builder Sensitive data: AI provider API keys, connector credentials, agent history, local workspace data, channel configuration Current compliance target: no formal regulated-data certification claimed Development yarn install --frozen-lockfile yarn dev Use the Linux variants when running in a Linux environment that requires Electron sandbox changes:…
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