Runyard
An experimental local-first desktop workspace for discovering projects and running development workflows.
- Role
- Experimental systems builder
- Sources
- 1 grouped repositories
Problem
Make local project discovery, service detection, terminal work, and run configuration easier to manage from one desktop workflow.
Constraints
- Project discovery and execution must remain local-first.
- PTY/process lifecycle, Git operations, IDE detection, and run configurations need explicit safety boundaries.
Architecture
Desktop shell
Provide the native application shell and local project/workflow controls.
Local execution
Discover projects and coordinate terminal/process, Git, IDE, and run-configuration workflows with execution-trust controls.
Decisions
Keep Runyard in the lab/in-progress layer.
The repository contains a useful desktop-tooling direction, but it is not promoted to a flagship until the story and current implementation evidence are more complete.
Evidence and outcomes
Lab evidence
The repository README and source describe project discovery, multi-service detection, PTY/process lifecycle, Git and IDE workflows, and execution-trust controls.
Source: https://github.com/gimesha-adikari/Runyard
Repository enrichment
Mutable public facts are optional; the project identity above is portfolio-owned.
Runyard
Experimental local-first desktop tooling
- Updated
- 8 Sept 2026
- Language
- Rust
- Stars
- 0
- Forks
- 0