No personal API keys
Model access is included in your subscription. You never paste a provider key.
Local work needs approval
Every file read and every command is shown in full and waits for you.
No surprise token bills
One subscription price. Heavy use is slowed under fair use, never billed extra.
Clear audit trail
Every task keeps a timestamped record of what ran, where, and who approved it.
The agent now shows its boundary before it works.
Visitors see what AI Workforce does in practice: cloud planning, local approval, and a readable trail for every handoff.
Local file summaries
Review project folders, compare reports, and generate clean notes after you approve the exact files to read.
~/clients/acme/*.pdfCommand-assisted tasks
Let the agent prepare scripts, run checks, convert files, or build artifacts only after the command is shown.
npm test -- --reporterTracked handoffs
See what the agent requested, what you approved, what changed, and where the output landed.
From signup to a finished task without losing control
The desktop bridge is a small app. It links your computer to your account, then stays idle until a task needs local access and you approve it.
- Create your account
Choose a plan with model access included.
- Install the bridge
Use the build for macOS, Windows or Linux.
- Link your computer
Confirm the short code in your browser after checking the device details.
- Run approved work
Prompt in the browser. Approve only the file reads, writes and commands you expect.
The things people ask first
Do I need my own API key?
No. Model access is included in every plan. You never paste a provider key.
Does the agent run things without asking?
No. Reading a file, writing a file and running a command each require an explicit approval in the desktop app. Rules you set to allow an action again never leave that device.
Do my files leave my device?
Only the files the agent actually opens. Their contents are sent to the model to answer your request. Files it never opens never leave your machine.
Start with a task you would not trust to a black box.
Sign up, link one computer, and watch every step before it runs.