A local-first desktop app
wordspace puts what you do and what AI does in the same place. What AI produces lands straight in your workspace, ready to keep editing; what you write, it reads directly. Nothing to copy and paste in between, and no second app.
Free, no account required. macOS builds cover both Apple Silicon and Intel; check the Apple menu › About This Mac if you are unsure.
One command, and Claude Code, Cursor, Codex and others produce wordspace documents directly.
npx skills add wordspace-ai/skillsRequires Node.js. Restart your AI tool after installing.
Copy a prompt into any chat AI, or install a skill for your coding agent. What they produce lands directly in your workspace, open and ready to edit. A deterministic validator holds the structure, so what AI writes stays editable by hand.
Open a .html file and edit it the way you would an ordinary document — headings, lists, tables, images — then save it back as clean HTML. Anything you did not touch is preserved as it was, and the file stays a page any browser can open.
wordspace is a browser. Your workspace and file tree sit on the left, and any tab can hold a document or a web page. Look something up, write, hand a section to AI — none of it leaves the window.
Every document is one HTML file on your own disk. No cloud, no account, no proprietary format. AI taking part does not change that: it writes to the same file you can open, back up, and take anywhere.
The following are in active development and not yet available in the current release.
Letting outside agents call wordspace to produce work, and read existing work back as input for their own — with no person needed in the middle to relay it.
One document moving from private, to invited collaborators, to a company intranet, to a public page. Only the visibility changes; the file stays the same file.
Teammates editing the same document alongside you, changes visible as they happen, with the master copy still living on your machine.