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BitFun is a cross-platform desktop agent whose core code is MIT-licensed. It works in real Git repositories and can turn a task into a small, stateful Mini App instead of leaving the whole workflow in chat. A Rust runtime keeps model adapters, permissions, tools, sessions, and cross-device sync behind explicit boundaries.
hey PH — I kept finishing useful agent runs with... another chat transcript. then I still had to turn it into a board, a form, or something I could reopen.
BitFun is my attempt to make that interface part of the task itself: a Rust desktop agent where a task can become a small, stateful Mini App. it works in real Git repos, and the relay can be self-hosted for cross-device use.
I'm especially curious whether the Mini App idea survives normal work, not just demos. if you try it, tell me where it gets in the way.
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About BitFun on Product Hunt
“A desktop agent that turns tasks into apps”
BitFun was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #158 on the daily leaderboard. BitFun is a cross-platform desktop agent whose core code is MIT-licensed. It works in real Git repositories and can turn a task into a small, stateful Mini App instead of leaving the whole workflow in chat. A Rust runtime keeps model adapters, permissions, tools, sessions, and cross-device sync behind explicit boundaries.
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