Twigg
Agentic Research Workspace
320 followers
Agentic Research Workspace
320 followers
Twigg is an agentic research platform designed for long-term research projects. Projects are structured as navigable trees, allowing easy context isolation to explore ideas in parallel. The agent can read/write to files as global context, and works alongside a built-in LaTeX editor and PDF viewer - giving researchers a single, context-aware environment from first idea to finished paper.
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@jamie_borland love the idea
Amazing idea! But do I have to manually select what nodes in the tree to select? When would branching occur in the tree instead of linear?
Agnes AI
The visual tree for branching conversations of Twigg is such a clever fix for messy, never-ending chats—I always lose track of context mid-project! Congrats team for the launch!
Twigg
@cruise_chen Great to hear you like it! Would love to hear some feedback too, anything in particular you would like to see added?
Twigg
Had so much fun working on this awesome project! I've been using it on a daily basis and it feels much more intuitive and prompt efficient than standard LLM interfaces.
We really believe that context management is the future, and Twigg is the solution! Can't wait for people to try it out and would love to hear people's feedback.
Twigg
It's been a fantastic experience working on Twigg. I've been using the later iterations of Twigg to work on Twigg and found it way easier to maintain context and organize my thoughts than standard LLM interfaces. Excited for people to try it out and to hear the feedback!
This is exactly what i tried to build once in a very rudimentary way and a flow chart of sorts to organize my entire ideation brainstorming session with simple html.
Dont call it Git...it instantly makes it sound too jargony for non tech users.
Definitely fills a gap linear chats are just wrong
Brilliant concept, excited to see how twigg.ai evolves. As I planted my tree, my first thought was.......I would love to be led through an interactive example project while referring back to the tutorial content.