SBT¶
SBT (Switchbard) is one place for your work and the AI agents doing it. You keep a single ordered list of tasks across all your projects. You hand a task to an agent, follow it while it works, answer its questions and review what it made. Everything stays on your computer.
SBT works with the AI you already pay for. Its own agents run on Pi, which connects to Anthropic, OpenAI, Google and other providers. Claude Code and Codex work too.
Start here¶
- Install the app.
- Get started: open a project, add a task, hand it to an agent.
- Find your way around the window.
Guides¶
| Page | What it covers |
|---|---|
| Tasks | Adding, ordering and finishing work |
| Agents | Asking for work, following it, choosing the AI |
| Inbox | Answering questions and reviewing results |
| Library | Your project's docs as pages you and agents edit |
| Git | Pull requests and checks |
| Settings | Look, keys, connections and flags |
| The sbt command | SBT from a terminal, a script or an agent |
| Your data | What is stored, where, and what leaves your computer |
| Troubleshooting | Checks, logs and reporting a problem |
For agents¶
This guide ships inside SBT as the sbt-guide skill. An agent on your
computer reads it with sbt skill show sbt-guide, then one page with
--topic tasks and so on. Online, llms.txt indexes the guide and
llms-full.txt holds every page in one file.