A workspace for human + AI collaboration

Your vision.A shared effort.

You set the direction. AI plans the work. Trusted devices bring it together.

Project reportCollaboration concept
You

Turn the project material into a report.

AI plans · Nodes share the work
Your computerRead the material
Trusted nodeShape the outline
Report draft

Back in the conversation, ready for your review.

Please add a closing thought.

You start it. You keep it moving.

Big ideas.Shared momentum.

One goal. Multiple steps. You and AI keep the work moving in one conversation.

Collaboration concept
Human intent

For example: turn the project material into a report.

Task planning

Read the material, then identify steps that can run in parallel.

Shared execution

Your computer and paired nodes work according to the task dependencies.

Back to you

Follow the work, then continue the discussion and refine the result.

From the first word.To the final detail.

See the process. Find the outcome. One workspace for the whole piece of work.

Rivloom workspace with project conversations, an organized usage guide and follow-up input
Rivloom 0.1.29 · Synthetic demonstration content (browser preview)

Pick up the thread

Organize and search conversations by project. Keep drafts and pinned chats.

Follow every step

Clear states for planning, execution, waiting and stopping.

Keep results close

Results come first. Explore execution details when you need them.

Let experiencejoin the team.

Skills

Good methods deserve another go.

Register your own Skills and share them with members of the same Brain, so useful ways of working can be reused.

Explore Skills
Wiki

Project knowledge, when it matters.

Save conventions and experience in Wiki. Search summaries first, then read what matters, without loading the whole library into every task.

Explore Wiki

Your next idea starts here.

Bring your own model. Choose a familiar folder. Tell Rivloom what you want to do.

Collaboration happens in code, too.

Rivloom desktop is open source under Apache-2.0. Read the code, share an issue and help shape a better way to work together.

Source code