The missing GUI for personal agents
Television is a Mac desktop app that provides a visual interface ("the missing GUI") for personal AI agents. Instead of agent work living only in chat logs, agents can pin artifacts — simple cards, interactive views, or external web pages — into a persistent visual space that users can revisit, arrange, and organize over time.
Let your agent pin important information in Television instead of losing it in chat. Artifacts can be simple cards, interactive views, or external web pages that you revisit and organize over time (e.g., a status card, a today view, or a website checklist).
Organize your artifacts into channels — persistent spaces where you and your agent can collect, arrange, and return to the things you're working on.
Reusable instructions for creating interfaces that you can adapt and share, supercharging your agent. Examples shown include tv-calendar (builds a week calendar from events, plans and deadlines), tv-tasks (a checkable to-do list), and tv-table (a dense Airtable-style table of records).
If your agent can run commands and write files, it can use Television — no specific agent framework is required.
Not limited to Mac: you can install Television with your agent to use it in your browser.
Download the Mac app (Apple Silicon, macOS 12 or later), or install it with your agent to run it in your browser.
Television works with any agent harness — any agent that can run commands and write files can create and pin artifacts in Television.
Your agent pins cards, interactive views, or web pages as artifacts; you organize them into channels and revisit them over time, using shared skills to shape the interfaces.
Television is a visual interface for personal agents — a space for creating, arranging, and reusing artifacts so agent work doesn't get lost in chat.
No. Television works with any agent harness — if your agent can run commands and write files, it can use Television.
There's a native Mac app for Apple Silicon running macOS 12 or later. If you're not on Mac, you can install Television with your agent to use it in your browser.
Artifacts are things your agent pins in Television instead of losing in chat — simple cards, interactive views, or external web pages that you revisit and organize over time.
Channels are persistent spaces where you and your agent collect, arrange, and return to the artifacts you're working on.
Skills are reusable instructions for creating interfaces that you can adapt and share. Examples include tv-calendar (a week calendar from events, plans, and deadlines), tv-tasks (a checkable to-do list), and tv-table (a dense, Airtable-style table of records).
Pricing details were not listed on the product page; you can download the Mac app from television.run.
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