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How to build a personal workbench for a recurring project with Workdsh

Describe a long-term goal and let the native AI set up a project workspace you keep using.

Who it is forA person with a recurring goal, such as planning several trips, who wants one place for plans, budgets and checklists.

The problemPlans, budgets and to-do lists for a long-term goal end up scattered across chats, notes and spreadsheets.

The outcomeA project workspace with its own instructions, plans, tasks and material that you can keep returning to.

What you need first

  • WorkDSH Desktop downloaded from the project's release page
  • A personal project goal, or a company account if you need enterprise features
  • Enterprise Connection plugin file, only for the collaboration and business plugin use cases

Steps

  1. Download the Desktop app from the WorkDSH release page.
  2. Open the app and choose personal use.
  3. Create a project for the goal and describe what you need in the AI conversation.
  4. Confirm the scope the AI proposes so it builds the workbench.
  5. Add your files and tasks to the project and keep using the workbench over time.

Prompt for your agent

Using the WorkDSH repo at techflag/workdsh, describe the goal <your goal> to the native AI and have it build a project workbench. Expected output: a project with instructions, tasks and checklist for that goal. Verify that the project appears in the sidebar and reopens after restarting the app.

Caveat. The README shows the travel example as a demonstration, so results for other goals depend on how clearly you describe the scope.

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