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zosma-cowork

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A web-based AI workspace with a local execution daemon, with an emerging control-plane architecture for remotely operating AI coworkers across machines.

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The open-source AI work platform for companies and teams

Run AI coworkers across employee machines, servers, and harnesses from one secure workspace.

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Zosma Cowork is an MIT-licensed, work-focused AI agent platform. It gives people and teams one place to delegate work, supervise long-running agents, review approvals, and collect results—without forcing everyone to use the same model or agent harness.

Cowork is built for more than software development. It is intended for finance, operations, research, sales, support, administration, and engineering teams working with files, applications, business systems, and repeatable processes.

Project status: Cowork ships as a local Pi-powered web application in a thin Tauri shell. The transport-independent Pi backend, versioned /api/v1 discovery and read-only session slice are shipped; the next slices move interactive commands and events behind the same boundary. The machine daemon, control plane, mobile client, and additional harness adapters remain planned.

What Cowork Is

Cowork is an open-source, MIT-licensed work harness for individuals, small teams, and large organizations. It runs in the cloud or on your own machines, stays provider-agnostic, and lets you use the model of your choice. Thanks to Pi and other open-source packages, Cowork stands on the shoulders of the open-source ecosystem rather than reinventing it.

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