Draft keeps your team's AI sessions grounded, so there's no more re-explaining your product, priorities, or decisions at the start of every session. It runs in the background, capturing context from your meetings, Slack, and GitHub, then injects it automatically for everyone.

Visit draftai.us to download the app. See below to run from source.

Platform: macOS on Apple Silicon. Intel Mac and Windows support is not available yet.

Inputs (Granola, Slack, GitHub)
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Background daemon — captures + synthesizes via Claude
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Proposed updates land in your inbox (desktop app / CLI)
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Workspace context: ~/.draft/workspaces/<profile>/context/
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Plugin hook fires at every session start
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Context injected into the agent's system prompt

The daemon is registered as a macOS LaunchAgent (com.draft.daemon). It starts at login and restarts automatically. All synthesis calls go through your own Claude subscription — Draft does not proxy them. Everything stays on your machine.

draft/
├── cli/                  # Draft CLI (TypeScript, compiled to a binary via bun)
├── background/           # Background daemon (TypeScript + shell scripts)
│   ├── integrations/     # Pollers: Granola, Slack, GitHub
│   ├── synthesizers/     # Per-source synthesizers (session, Granola, Slack, GitHub)
│   └── draft-background.ts
├── core/                 # Shared library (workspace resolution, config, types)
├── desktop/              # macOS desktop app (Electrobun + React 19)
├── cli-agent-plugin/     # Plugin for Claude Code, Codex, Cursor (subtree), OpenClaw, Hermes
│   ├── hooks/            # inject-context.sh (session start), on-session-end.sh
│   ├── skills/           # /draft:setup, /draft:synthesize, /draft:publish, etc.
│   └── agents/           # OpenClaw + Hermes plugin adapters
├── landing-page-app/     # Marketing site (Next.js)
├── install.sh            # One-shot install script
└── Makefile              # CLI + desktop release automation

• macOS (Apple Silicon)
• git — to clone the repo
• Bun — runtime + package manager for all TypeScript workspaces
• tmux — used by the daemon to manage background processes
• Claude Code (or Codex / Cursor) — the agent the plugin hooks into
• gh CLI — required for team collaboration features (draft setup-collab)

Note: bun and tmux are bundled inside the macOS desktop app and extracted automatically at install time. If you're running from source (CLI only, no desktop app), install them manually:

curl -fsSL https://bun.sh/install | bash
brew install tmux

git clone https://github.com/idodekerobo/draft.git
cd draft
bash install.sh

install.sh does the following:

1. Verifies bun is installed
2. Installs TypeScript dependencies for the CLI workspace (cli/)
3. Copies the draft wrapper script to ~/bin/ (or /usr/local/bin/)
4. Installs shell tab completion (zsh or bash)
5. Runs draft add claude-code to wire the plugin and daemon into Claude Code

After install, run draft --help to verify everything is on PATH.

draft init

This runs an interview to set up your first profile and writes context files to ~/.draft/workspaces/default/.

draft daemon start

Or let the LaunchAgent handle it — it starts automatically at login after install.sh runs.

This is a Bun monorepo. Install all workspace dependencies from the root:

bun install

cd cli
bun run dev         # run directly with bun (no compile step)
bun run build       # compile to ../draft-bin binary
bun test            # run tests

The compiled binary is the draft-bin file at the repo root. The draft wrapper script in your PATH delegates to it.

cd background
bun run background/draft-background.ts   # run daemon directly

The daemon reads from ~/.draft/ and writes proposals to ~/.draft/workspaces/<profile>/proposals/. Logs go to ~/.draft/background/logs/.

The desktop app is built with Electrobun — a Bun-native desktop framework. The main process runs in Bun; views are webviews backed by React 19.

cd desktop
bun run dev         # dev mode with hot reload
bun run start       # dev mode without watch

For a local build (no signing or notarization):

bun run build:dev

Production builds use make desktop-release v=<version> from the repo root. This requires Apple Developer credentials for signing and notarization.

The plugin is a git subtree at cli-agent-plugin/ — the public-facing repo is at idodekerobo/draft-cli-plugin. Changes should always be made in the monorepo and pushed to the plugin repo via Make:

make cli-push                  # sync to plugin repo (development)
make cli-release v=1.2.0 m="release notes"   # cut a versioned release

The plugin hooks are shell scripts. inject-context.sh runs at session start and writes context into the agent's system prompt. on-session-end.sh queues a synthesis job for the daemon.

All workspace state lives under ~/.draft/:

Connect data sources with draft connect or draft add <source>:

• Granola — meeting notes (MCP or API)
• Slack — threads and channel activity
• GitHub — PR activity, commits, issues

The daemon polls each source on a schedule, synthesizes new information via Claude, and stages proposed context updates for your review.

Draft can sync context through a GitHub repository you control. One person acts as the curator and publishes; teammates pull updates.

draft setup-collab     # configure the shared repo (run once)
draft publish          # push accepted context to the shared repo
draft load-team        # pull latest team context locally

This uses your local gh credentials and the separate-clone pattern — the Draft workspace (~/.draft/) is never initialized as a git repo.

draft --help                        # full command reference
draft init                          # set up a new workspace
draft status                        # show daemon status + active profile
draft proposals                     # review pending proposals
draft publish                       # accept + push context to team repo
draft profiles                      # list profiles
draft switch <profile>              # activate a named profile
draft add <tool>                    # install plugin into claude-code | codex | cursor
draft daemon start|stop             # control the background daemon
draft connect                       # configure integrations
draft dimension list|add <name>     # manage context dimensions
draft import <source>               # import context from local dir or GitHub repo

• What is Draft
• Architecture
• How context injection works
• How proposals work
• Setting up collaboration
• Privacy