Decubed vs Draftline

Decubed is the local-first AI workspace for the models, tools, memory, and agent workflows you choose. Most AI apps start with one model. Decubed starts with your environment. It gives you one place to connect model providers, work with local or remote model paths, keep durable threads, manage memories, and control which tools an agent can use. Use Decubed to: - Bring local, remote, linked-account, and custom models into one workspace. - Keep threads, folders, memory, tools, approvals, and run history attached to your environment. - Approve sensitive tool actions before they run. - Inspect tool calls, waiting states, and completed runs in the thread. - Configure agents around jobs with their own model, prompt, tools, skills, and memory policy. Decubed is designed for people who want model choice without giving up context or control. Run supported models on device when work should stay close to you, or connect hosted providers when a task needs remote capability. Bring the model. Keep the control.

Draftline is a Markdown editor that uses your GitHub repositories as its file system. Open a repo, pick a branch, write in a clean editor, and commit when you are done. On iPhone, iPad and Mac. It is built for people who publish from a repository: blogs on Jekyll, Hugo, Astro or Eleventy, documentation sites, and plain notes in git. WHAT MAKES IT DIFFERENT • Bytes you did not touch come back byte-identical. Edit one paragraph and the commit shows one paragraph. Frontmatter, raw HTML, Liquid tags and anything else the editor cannot render are kept exactly as written and shown as chips, never rewritten. • Real commits on real branches. Edits are kept per branch until you commit them with your own message, and a commit is refused when the branch moved under you, so nothing is overwritten silently. • Works offline. The last repository, branch, file tree and open file come back from the cache at launch. Edits wait until you are back online. • Knows about pull requests. See the branch's pull request, its checks and deployments, and open the preview site in one tap. • Nothing leaves your device except to GitHub. No analytics, no server of ours, no account to create. SIGN IN Sign in with GitHub through the Draftline GitHub App, or paste a fine-grained personal access token. Your credential is stored in the system Keychain. Draftline is a native SwiftUI app.