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How to share AI analysis with company colleagues with Workdsh

Install Enterprise Connection to send analysis text and files to colleagues with @ mentions.

Credentials. Signing in with your company account gives the Desktop app access to company collaboration, so only sign in on a computer you control and do not paste the account password into chats or issues.

Who it is forAn employee at a company using WorkDSH Enterprise Desktop who needs to pass AI analysis to teammates.

The problemAI results stay in one person's chat, so colleagues must ask for them again or receive copies by hand.

The outcomeColleagues receive shared analysis text and files, visible in Collaboration on both sides.

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 Enterprise Connection plugin file from the release page.
  2. In WorkDSH, open Plugins, choose Add plugin and enter the full path of the downloaded file.
  3. Install and activate the plugin, then open Settings and choose Enterprise account.
  4. Sign in with your company address and account.
  5. Select colleagues with @ in a conversation, share the analysis, then check Collaboration for received and sent shares.

Prompt for your agent

Using the WorkDSH repo at techflag/workdsh, install the Enterprise Connection plugin and sign in with the company account <company address>. Expected output: a share of analysis text and files to <colleague name>. Verify that the share appears under sent items in Collaboration and under received items for the colleague.

Caveat. The Enterprise Connection plugin is not listed in a plugin marketplace, so you must install it from the downloaded file path, and personal mode does not activate collaboration.

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