Memory that survives the session
Most agent runs start from zero. In a Desklet, durable memory is injected into every conversation, so your agent already knows the project, the constraints and the decisions made last week.
Desklet · AI agent workspace
AI agents are only as good as the environment they run in. Desklet gives every agent a persistent workspace — its own memory, files, tasks and history — so each run builds on the last instead of starting over.
Why a workspace
A chat window gives an agent a prompt. A workspace gives it a job.
Most agent runs start from zero. In a Desklet, durable memory is injected into every conversation, so your agent already knows the project, the constraints and the decisions made last week.
Attach reference documents, briefs and data to the workspace. Every agent conversation inside that Desklet reads from the same library — no re-uploading, no pasting context into a prompt box.
Agents run with explicit caps on runtime, AI calls and tool calls, with a status you can see and a stop button you control. Autonomy with a leash, not a black box.
Agents report into the same task list you use. Nothing disappears into a log — results land where the rest of the project lives.
Route agent work to OpenAI, Anthropic, Gemini or OpenRouter with your own keys, encrypted server-side. You control cost and model choice per workspace.
Each agent workspace sits on your desk next to the others. Switch between projects without losing the thread — everything is exactly where you left it.
Getting started
Open a Desklet for the job — research, monitoring, drafting, operations. Give it a title and a description the agent will actually read.
Add the files and memory the agent needs. This is the difference between an assistant and an amnesiac: context that persists.
Chat with full workspace context today; background agents and scheduled automations arrive in the next iteration, already designed into the workspace model.
Create an account, connect a model key, and open your first AI agent workspace in under two minutes.