LazyDesk 🦥: Less Busywork, More Breathing Room

Description and use

LazyDesk turns scattered notes into structured summaries, tasks, and follow‑up questions, reducing repetitive work.

Problem

Notes become harder to use the longer they sit, scattered across a page.

Outcome

LazyDesk demonstrates a deterministic notes‑to‑actions workflow without external AI services, and provides a local AI path that is still under validation.

Workflow

• 1. User pastes or types notes into the LazyDesk interface.
• 2. The frontend sends the notes to the FastAPI backend.
• 3. The backend processes the notes using a deterministic organizer (or a local AI model via Ollama).
• 4. Structured output (summary, tasks, follow‑up questions) is returned to the frontend.
• 5. The interface displays the organized information for the user to act on.

Evidence

LazyDesk is a notes-to-actions organizer designed to transform unstructured text into a readable summary, potential tasks, and follow-up questions.

Source

The current hosted demo uses a deterministic organizer to demonstrate the notes-processing workflow. It does not call a hosted large language model.

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The intended local AI path uses Ollama with Qwen 2.5 3B. That integration still needs end-to-end testing to confirm model execution, output quality, and performance on a local machine.

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The repository includes the React and Vite frontend, FastAPI backend, setup documentation, automated tests, and GitHub Actions workflow.

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