Introduction - Workser Docs

Start with Workser Code

What is Workser Code?

An AI tech team that plans, builds, tests and maintains your software.

Build your first project

Download for Mac, choose an agent and review your first release.

Plans and cloud usage

Spark, Starter, Scale, model credits and cloud overage rates.

App connections

Use your business tools during development and inside your finished app.

Connect Claude Code, Codex, Cursor Agent, GitHub Copilot or OpenCode, or use Workser Code’s built-in agent. Connected agents use their own provider accounts. The built-in agent uses Workser credits for paid models.

The wider Workser platform

Area	Use it for
Workser Code	Software development with specialist roles, project channels, tasks, preview and release
Workser Cloud	Hosting, Postgres, app user authentication, files, domains and environment configuration
Agent Cloud	Hosted agents called from your own software
Workser Business	The existing web platform, AI Employees, business records and workflows
Computer Use	Desktop screen and input tasks with the permissions that capability requires

Your account and organization connect the product areas. They serve different jobs and can have different usage rules; a connected coding-agent subscription does not cover every hosted Workser service.

Find a guide

The AI team

Thirteen specialist roles and the work each one owns.

Project workspace

Goals, tasks, documents, decisions and handovers across releases.

Workflow automation

Triggers and actions across connected tools.

Install the desktop app

Mac installation, sign-in and optional computer-use permissions.

Enterprise and self-service

Choose a plan and understand agreement-specific capabilities.

Security & Trust

Security controls, policies and current compliance status.

The platform statistics guide explains how the product page uses evidence from Workser’s existing web platform alongside completed work from Workser Code and Agent Cloud.

​Start with Workser Code