Worker AI—Let's Give Boring Work to AI

Worker AI is like ChatGPT, but instead of answering questions—it works for you.

Apple, Google, and Microsoft are going to dominate the AI space, giving people a powerful but closed AI—one that locks them in. Worker AI is an alternative for those who don’t want to be locked in. Worker AI is open-source, modular, and free. It’s also user-friendly, quick to install, and easy to set up.

What it can do

How it works

Describe what you need, whether it's a one-time task or recurring tasks. Worker AI will attempt to fulfill your needs using the tools and services it has access to. You can specify what Worker AI is and isn't allowed to do. It may ask you follow-up questions and request permissions to use specific tools or perform actions.

Web

Access Worker AI from your web browser using a simple interface. No need to install anything or use a console to interact with the AI.

Tools

Worker AI has access to various tools like search engines, web browsers, schedulers, and communication platforms. You can set up a library of tools for Worker AI to use, and you can also create new tools according to your needs.

Language Models

Worker AI uses Large Language Models (LLMs) to reason about tasks, make decisions, and utilize tools to carry out useful work.

Workspaces

When you start using Worker AI, you create a workspace where all its work is stored. It builds up knowledge and contains tools that Worker AI can use. Your workspace is your own—you can export all the data whenever you want.

Multiplayer

You and your team can join the same workspace and collaborate with Worker AI.

Open-source

Major platforms will have their own AI assistants, but these will likely be proprietary and opaque. Worker AI provides a transparent, open-source, powerful, and user-friendly alternative. It's entirely open-source under the MIT license, and you can host your own Worker AI server for free.