What is this?
MindsHub Cowork is a unified workspace where you delegate entire projects - apps, websites, research, analysis, reports, scheduled operations - to AI models (open or proprietary) and get back finished, shareable results.
MindsHub Cowork is a unified workspace where you delegate entire projects - apps, websites, research, analysis, reports, scheduled operations - to AI models (open or proprietary) and get back finished, shareable results.Is this a single app or a whole platform?This repo is the platform superproject that pins together the desktop/web client, the agent backend, and the data engine, so you can build and run the entire stack from source.
This repo is the platform superproject that pins together the desktop/web client, the agent backend, and the data engine, so you can build and run the entire stack from source.How do I get started with Cowork?Web users just open console.mindshub.ai and sign in; macOS and Windows users download the .pkg or .exe desktop app; on Linux you build it yourself from source with 'make dev' or 'make build'.
Web users just open console.mindshub.ai and sign in; macOS and Windows users download the .pkg or .exe desktop app; on Linux you build it yourself from source with 'make dev' or 'make build'.Any pitfalls with the local install?Linux has no ready-made installer, so you must build from source yourself. Also, 'make flush' wipes your local runtime and deletes all app state including conversations and saved provider keys, so use it carefully.
Linux has no ready-made installer, so you must build from source yourself. Also, 'make flush' wipes your local runtime and deletes all app state including conversations and saved provider keys, so use it carefully.How does Cowork handle my connected data credentials?Credentials for connected systems like BigQuery, Postgres, or Gmail are stored in a secure vault and scoped per connection; agents only get access to the data, never the raw keys.
Credentials for connected systems like BigQuery, Postgres, or Gmail are stored in a secure vault and scoped per connection; agents only get access to the data, never the raw keys.What is Anton?Anton is the default open-source agent harness that Cowork uses to run tasks; it is interchangeable with an alternative harness called Hermes via a dropdown.
Anton is the default open-source agent harness that Cowork uses to run tasks; it is interchangeable with an alternative harness called Hermes via a dropdown.Which AI models can I route work to?The Model Router lets you switch between frontier models like Claude, GPT, and Gemini, and open models like DeepSeek, Qwen, and Kimi, without wiring up a separate API key for each provider.
The Model Router lets you switch between frontier models like Claude, GPT, and Gemini, and open models like DeepSeek, Qwen, and Kimi, without wiring up a separate API key for each provider.What are 'Artifacts' in Cowork?Artifacts are the documents, dashboards, apps, and code generated from agent output, which can be published to a live URL to share with your team.
Artifacts are the documents, dashboards, apps, and code generated from agent output, which can be published to a live URL to share with your team.What external data sources can Cowork connect to?A secure vault can link systems such as BigQuery, Postgres, Gmail, Drive, HubSpot, Notion, and Linear so agents can read and write real work data.
A secure vault can link systems such as BigQuery, Postgres, Gmail, Drive, HubSpot, Notion, and Linear so agents can read and write real work data.What are similar projects?brigade, Raven, hermes-agent, ruflo, evenfire, AutoGPT, AionUi, opensquilla
brigade, Raven, hermes-agent, ruflo, evenfire, AutoGPT, AionUi, opensquillaWhich topics is it in?ai-workspace, claude-cowork, model-router, makefile, hermes, glm, kimi, hermes-agent, saas, agent-framework, memory, workflow-automation
ai-workspace, claude-cowork, model-router, makefile, hermes, glm, kimi, hermes-agent, saas, agent-framework, memory, workflow-automation