Not just suggestions. OpenWork works on your computer — Slack, Notion, browser, files, whatever you need. Share automations with your team as skills.
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In OpenWork, tasks go beyond chat. You describe the outcome, it takes action, and keeps you informed.
Slack, Notion, browser, files — these are just examples. Once it works, share it with your coworkers as a skill.
"Add the new lead from this email to my Notion CRM. Set status to 'New' and add today's date."
✓ Created new row in "Leads" database Name: Sarah Chen Email: sarah@acme.co Company: Acme Corp Status: New Added: 2024-03-22 Source: Email import
OpenWork reads your email, extracts the lead info, and adds it directly to your Notion database.
"Summarize yesterday's #support tickets and post a summary to #team-updates on Slack."
✓ Posted to #team-updates 📊 Support Summary (Mar 21) ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ • 23 tickets resolved • Top issue: Login errors (8) • Avg response time: 2.4 hrs • 3 tickets escalated to eng Action items flagged for review.
OpenWork reads Slack channels, summarizes the key points, and posts updates wherever you need them.
"Open Linear, find my assigned issues, and export them to a markdown file on my desktop."
✓ Opened Chrome → linear.app ✓ Logged in (existing session) ✓ Filtered: Assigned to me ✓ Exported 12 issues Saved: ~/Desktop/linear-issues.md # My Linear Issues - [ENG-421] Fix auth timeout - [ENG-418] Update API docs - [ENG-415] Mobile nav bug ...
OpenWork opens your browser, navigates to any site, extracts data, and saves it locally — all on your machine.
"Organize my Downloads folder by type and date. Rename files with a consistent format."
Downloads/
├── Documents/
│ ├── 2024-03-15_invoice.pdf
│ ├── 2024-03-22_invoice.pdf
│ └── resume_john-smith.pdf
├── Spreadsheets/
│ └── 2024_q3-budget.xlsx
├── Images/
│ ├── photo_2024-03-15.jpg
│ └── screen_2024-03-22.png
└── Archives/
└── project_backup.zip
OpenWork scans your messy folders, proposes a clean structure, and moves files after you approve.
OpenWork runs on your computer. You describe what you want, it figures out how, and you approve before anything changes.
It all starts with your prompt and access to your tools and files. Describe what you want help with, point OpenWork to your folder, and it gets started.
OpenWork breaks the task into steps. It scans files, drafts content, and prepares actions. You can watch progress in real time.
You choose which folders OpenWork can access. Before it acts, it shows you the plan. You approve changes before they happen.
Package any workflow as a skill. Your coworkers can run it on their machine with one click.
Turn any automation into a reusable skill. Share it with your team or the community.
macOS, Windows, Linux. Install OpenWork and run the same skills anywhere.
GPT, Claude, Gemini, Llama, or local models. Use whatever you already pay for.
OpenWork can't see anything you don't explicitly add. You control the scope.
OpenWork proposes a plan first. It only deletes or overwrites files if you say yes.
Switch models anytime. Use local LLMs, OpenAI, Anthropic, or others via OpenCode.
OpenWork wants to write to /Downloads/Organized/
Open source and free to use.
Full Cowork experience on your machine. Bring your own API keys or run local models. Share skills with your team.
For organizations that need shared skill registries, managed deployment, and dedicated support.
Regular chat gives you text answers. OpenWork can perform actions—like creating files, editing folders, and running commands—on your local machine, after you approve them.
Yes. OpenWork is open source. You can download and use it for free. You only pay for model usage (API keys) if you use paid cloud models. Local models are free.
Any model supported by OpenCode — over 50 providers including OpenAI, Anthropic, Google Gemini, Groq, or local models via Ollama/LM Studio. See models.dev for the full list.
Yes. Package any workflow as a skill and share it. Your coworkers can install and run it on their own machines.
OpenWork runs locally. It cannot access files or run commands without your permission. You see a plan before any file is touched.