Introducing Workspaces

Good work depends on more than a blank chat. It depends on the files, decisions, tools, and instructions around the work.

That is what Workspaces are for in Anystart. A workspace gives a project, a course or a particular homework a stable home, so your agent can begin with the right context instead of rebuilding it every time.

Make your context explicit

Instructions are persistent context for the agent. You can also manage workspace skills, delegated agents, and connectors. So you can define completely different context for different projects, and agents stay focused.

Switch without losing the thread

Workspaces keep chats and runtime state separated. Switching clears the old conversation view, prepares the new workspace, and loads its context. Changes made elsewhere are picked up through refresh, so settings and tools can stay aligned.

Start with one clear boundary

Create a workspace around a real responsibility: a course, a large essay, or personal planning. Add the folder and instructions that make that work recognizable. Then ask Anystart to work inside that context.

Your best workflows should feel reusable. Workspaces give them a home.