Hand it the busywork, keep the time. DSHWork is an AI coworker that works right in your browser:
just say “organize these files for me” — it reads files, runs commands, writes documents, and summarizes data, then hands you the result.
What kind of coworker
Not a chatbot that only talks — it reads your files, runs commands, searches the web, and writes documents, one step at a time.
Mount a local folder and it reads your real files directly.
Organizes, runs, researches, writes — not just talk.
Projects, preferences, and progress persist — pick up where you left off.
Fully logged and reviewable; risky actions need your approval.
Demo
A real “get it done” session — you ask, it reads files, organizes, and summarizes into a table, fully visible.
Zero friction
No software, no environment — your AI coworker is ready.
Use it right away; bring your own key (BYOK) to save.
Switch devices anytime, progress persists; auto-sleeps when idle.
Local files
No upload, no sync. Run this command in a folder and your AI coworker reads and edits your real files; disconnect and it’s gone, zero residue.
Start in three steps
Sign in with GitHub or email and get your own AI coworker — nothing to install.
Tell it in plain words; it handles the rest.
(Optional) one command to let it read your real files.
Pricing
Start free, model calls covered by us; advanced users can bring their own key (BYOK).
FAQ
DSHWork is an AI coworker that works in your browser. Under the hood is the open-source AI agent “dsh”, which reads files, runs commands, and calls tools in a terminal. We wrap it in a chat interface — you never touch the command line, you just say what you need and it gets to work.
Those are primarily developer tools. DSHWork is your general-purpose AI coworker — it handles everyday tasks like organizing files, writing documents, and summarizing data. Its abilities come from open-source dsh, so we never lock you into a developer tool.
Your cloud workspace is only accessible to your own instance, and it auto-sleeps after 30 minutes of inactivity. Local mounting uses a one-time token — your local folder is only exposed while you’re actively connected, and disconnecting removes it with zero residue.
Free during beta, with model calls covered by us (usage quota included). Bring your own key (BYOK) or get a higher quota with Pro.