Worktable Docs
Worktable gives the work you do with agents somewhere durable to live. Docs, interactive HTML, records, annotations, and conversations share one file-backed workspace that you can review, continue, and move between deployments.
Choose how to use Worktable
Section titled “Choose how to use Worktable”| Path | Best for | Where the workspace runs |
|---|---|---|
| Worktable Desktop | The simplest native experience on an Apple Silicon Mac | On your Mac, on a self-hosted server, or in Worktable Cloud |
| Worktable Cloud | A managed workspace available from any browser and supported agent client | Hosted for you |
| CLI install | Linux, Intel Macs, servers, and self-hosting | On a machine or server you control |
All three use the same content model and agent tools. Local and self-hosted
workspaces expose their files directly; Cloud keeps the live workspace hosted
and lets you export the same portable content as a standard .wtb package.
Start working
Section titled “Start working”- Connect your agent — choose the right setup for coding agents, always-on agents, and desktop or web AI apps.
- Your first space — put a real project in the workspace and complete the human-agent review loop.
- What to use it for — workloads where a durable workspace beats chat scrollback.
Understand it
Section titled “Understand it”- File-backed foundation — what stays portable across local, self-hosted, Desktop, and Cloud Worktable.
- The content model — spaces, docs, HTML docs, records, annotations, and the conversation layer around them.
- How agents fit — tools, permissions, participants, review, and trust signals.
Look things up
Section titled “Look things up”- CLI overview and the command reference.
- MCP reference and the tool catalog.
- Desktop reference — requirements, connection behavior, lifecycle, credentials, and updates.