The to-do list your coding agent works from,
free on your Mac.
Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, and VS Code connect in one click.
If it speaks MCP, it can work your list.
An item holds as much context as you want to give it, Figma links included.
Every capture path lands in the same Space.
One Space you both plan in. Items carry screenshots, designs, and notes.
Hand it off, and your agent works the list one item at a time while you keep adding.
Punchlist serves one Item at a time,
so context scales with the work, not the list.
Measured over repeated headless Claude runs on the same 15-item queue.
Paste mode read all 15 items up front, every time. Punchlist read only the 3 it worked.
Grab Punchlist.dmg and drag it into Applications.
Open it. It's notarized by Apple, so you just click Open.
Connect your agent from the setup screen. One click for Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, and VS Code; a few lines of config for the rest.
Restart your agent session once so it picks up Punchlist.
Capture a few Items, then tell your agent to "work this Space."
~/.punchlist. There's no account, and nothing you capture ever leaves your machine. The only thing the app sends is anonymous usage counts (app opened, item created, tied to a random ID) to our own server. No third parties, no IP addresses stored, never your content. You can turn it off any time in Settings.