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Dreamwalk

Built at Meta Global AI Developer Hackathon · Oct 26, 2026 · Remote

Dreamwalk — Demo video

DoLittle is a desktop engineering copilot that turns meetings and tickets into real work. - **The problem:** engineers don't lack AI, they lack continuity. Work is split across five tabs, meeting notes die in docs, and tickets get retyped by hand. - **The golden path:** one small widget listens to the meeting, produces a summary with decisions and action items, and takes an action item — or a live Jira ticket — into Task Flow, where an agent shapes it into a single Markdown task file written into the project folder and handed to Cursor or Claude, ready to build. - **Context travels with the task:** Brief shows the live Jira dashboard, Tickets loads your Jira project, and Projects links each GitHub repo to its local folder, so every task knows where it belongs. - **Built for daily use:** open it every morning for your daily standup, your project meetings, or any working session, and it turns each one into a summary with next steps — so action items stop sitting in docs waiting to be retyped. - **The manual cost it replaces:** note-taking and chasing down action items can eat around 1–2 hours of a workday, and it is easy to forget to open an AI companion and ask it anything — so things simply get missed across a day of meetings. DoLittle records your daily tasks and action items as the meetings happen and keeps track of them, so nothing falls through. - **Jira in the same flow:** it pulls your Jira tickets in and turns meeting notes into ready task files. - **The prompting win:** normally your first prompt to a coding agent is blank, which is why so much iteration follows. DoLittle's built-in task draft gives the agent a context-ready Markdown file supported in Cursor and Claude instead. In my own daily use, I get around 70% success on the first chat attempt with that task file, versus starting from a blank prompt. - **Proven in the demo:** the full path — listen, summary, Task Flow, task file, handoff to Cursor — runs end to end in under 3 minutes, in one widget instead of five tabs, with no retyping between tools.

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