One space per kind of work

Most teams already use AI every day, one person at a time. What each person figures out stays in their own chat history and their own folders, and nobody else's AI knows it. A space gives one piece of work a shared home: customer onboarding, renewals, the newsletter.

You create a space from the desktop app. Runwork reads the conversations on your computer, finds the folders your AI already works in, and offers them as spaces. Nothing leaves your computer while it does. You can also start an empty space: name the work, and you get a folder on your computer and a place your AI starts from.

Inside a space, the tabs are the work itself: Files, Chats, Skills, Apps and automations and Integrations. The space's instructions sit in an AGENTS.md file that every AI tool reads before it starts. Start a new conversation from the space, and your AI tool opens with those files and instructions in front of it.

Sharing is always your choice. When files change, the space shows them as waiting, with labels such as "Only on this computer" or "Not shared". You pick what goes with Share selected, or keep it with Don't share selected. Once shared, your teammates and their AI tools pick the work up where you left it, in whichever AI tool each of them uses.

What the team builds around the work stays next to it. A skill saved in a space is followed by every teammate's AI. Apps and automations your AI builds in the space are hosted by Runwork, with sign-in, data and integrations ready. Chats you share can be picked up by a teammate in their own tool through Share & Resume.