Talino is the local workspace for pkwn coding-agent sessions. Keep the project, the agent’s live reasoning, and every resulting file change visible together — instead of losing the work in a terminal transcript.
Apple Silicon only. Talino bundles pkwn and starts the local daemon for you.
I’m tracing the payment callback and the route guard that follows it.
app/checkout/callback.tslib/payment/redirect.tspkwn persists the conversation, drives the tool loop, and produces real diffs. Talino makes that work legible: keep context on screen, see what state the agent is in, then verify what changed before the next turn begins.
The workspace expands around the session instead of fragmenting it into disconnected tools.
Choose a folder, start or resume a persistent session, and pick Claude, Codex, or Gemini. The conversation is not a disposable chat: it remembers the project, backend, model, decisions, and transcript.
pkwn SQLite session storeThe agent’s file writes arrive as real changes, not a vague completion message. Move into Git to inspect diffs, stage intentfully, commit, and push against the GitHub or GitLab host linked to the project.
diff · stage · commit · pushKanban cards carry the actual session that works on them. A board state is no longer a manual status update: it is paired with the agent’s live run state and transcript.
ticket ↔ agent sessionGenerate Wan video or Gemini images from a design brief, track each job, and retain its prompt and web-ready variants with the project — not in an isolated browser tab.
.talino/mediaOn-device transcription and speaker diarization, ready to become an actionable session prompt.
A local speech interface for asking, planning, and driving a coding session without typing.
Keep source material close, then verify or ship through Vercel and Netlify workflows.
Talino is a native shell around local work, not a browser tab with filesystem privileges.
127.0.0.1:8787 and starts its bundled binary when needed. The renderer never connects to the daemon directly.Talino builds an Apple Silicon macOS installer. The documentation covers the current DMG, first-launch steps, backend sign-in, and every optional workspace tool.
Installer documentationDownload the arm64 Talino-0.1.0-arm64.dmg, drag Talino to Applications, and Control-click → Open once if macOS flags the unsigned build.
Talino includes pkwn, but it needs your Claude, Codex, or Gemini subscription authorization before the first turn.
npm install -g punakawan && pkwn init && pkwn auth login claudeThe documentation covers Voice Assistant, Note Taker permissions, media providers, Git hosts, and deployments — each with the exact Talino control and macOS permission path.
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