The stack is simple: Code-Editor-IDE for editing, GitHub Command Center for version control, PeaBox IDE's built-in terminal for running the app, and the Workbench for the AI bits. Nothing here needs a cloud account.
On a bad day, you open the editor, see the change you want, ask the Workbench to reason about the risky part, review the suggestion, and commit it. Three tools, one flow.
What we gave up when we left the cloud IDEs: web access from anywhere. We miss it. What we gained: no seat waits, no upload compliance form to fill, no upgrade prompt because a repo is too big for the free tier at 11pm.
If your team is on a locked-down network — government, military, regulated industry — this stack is the fastest way to give developers a decent workflow without any external service in the loop.