Workspai

Give your AI agent the system—not just the repository

Your coding agent should not have to rediscover your architecture in every session. Workspai builds a current, evidence-backed view of your projects, APIs, dependencies, infrastructure, and change boundaries, then gives agents the bounded context they need.

One workspace. One truth. Humans and AI aligned.

npx workspai adopt .
npx workspai workspace intelligence run --for-agent generic

A single run gives developers and tools the same operational picture:

System     projects · runtimes · APIs · dependencies · infrastructure
Evidence   relationships linked back to canonical proof
Change     affected projects and verification targets
Agents     bounded context instead of an unfiltered repository dump

Understand the system before an agent changes it.

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Workspace Intelligence for software systems

Software is more than a folder of source files. It includes projects, services, APIs, dependencies, infrastructure, documentation, tests, policies, and release evidence.

Workspai brings those scattered parts together, so people and AI tools can understand and work with the same software system:

• See the whole workspace: understand what exists and how it fits together.
• Ask with proof: trace answers back to the files and facts that support them.
• Change with confidence: see impact, run the right checks, and give AI tools focused context.

VS Code extension

Start with your software

You do not need to move an existing project. Open its directory and adopt it:

cd /absolute/path/to/project
npx workspai adopt .

Workspai creates or reuses a minimal workspace in the default system location and links the project to it. You can stay in the project directory:

npx workspai workspace intelligence run --for-agent generic --strict --json

This run builds the current system view, checks its evidence, and prepares shared context for people and tools. Results are saved under .workspai/. When something is missing or blocked, Workspai reports it instead of claiming the workspace is healthy. This canonical form gives CI, agents, and other machine consumers strict gate semantics through the versioned JSON contract; omit --strict --json for the shorter human-readable first run shown above.

Starting from scratch? Use the guided flow:

npx workspai create

It can create a workspace, scaffold a project, or add existing software.

Give your agent a goal—not an open-ended prompt

Describe the outcome in plain language from the adopted project:

npx workspai goal "Raise test coverage to 85%" --for-agent generic

Workspai turns it into a bounded, evidence-backed handoff:

Intent → project scope → proof-backed context → governed plan → CLI verification

The agent gets a focused objective, not permission to scan or change everything. Workspai keeps approval, verification, and rollback under CLI control. The command prepares governed work; it does not edit source or claim that the outcome is complete.

Learn how Goal Packs work

What Workspai gives you

Question	Answer from Workspai
What is in this system?	A canonical model of projects, runtimes, frameworks, rules, and current evidence
How is it connected?	A searchable graph whose relationships link back to proof
What changed?	Saved snapshots, differences, and affected projects
Is it healthy or ready?	Doctor, analysis, policy, readiness, and verification results
What should an AI tool read?	Bounded context, instructions, skills, and MCP-accessible evidence
Why is something blocked?	A diagnosis, supporting evidence, and the next verification target

The evidence index at .workspai/reports/INDEX.json is the simplest entry point for developers, IDEs, CI, and agents.

How it works

Code · APIs · packages · infrastructure · docs · CI · policies
                              │
                              ▼
                    Canonical Workspace Model
                              │
                              ▼
              Evidence-backed Knowledge Graph
                              │
                              ▼
          impact · doctor · verify · context · explain
                              │
                              ▼
             Developers · CI · IDEs · MCP · AI agents

The Workspace Model is the canonical source of truth. The Knowledge Graph is a derived, revision-bound representation of that model. Providers can enrich the graph with files, symbols, APIs, tests, infrastructure, ownership, and proofs, but they do not rewrite the model during the same run.

A missing relationship means not proven by current evidence, not “these projects are independent.”

The complete decision loop is versioned as a contract:

Model → Diff → Impact → Doctor + Contract Verify + Analyze → Readiness
      → Verify → Context → Agent Sync → Explain

The model, graph, and verification chain run locally and do not require an AI API key. AI providers are optional consumers of the same governed context.

One foundation, many consumers

• Developers get clear summaries, proof paths, and next actions.
• CI gets structured JSON and versioned evidence.
• AI agents get focused context instead of an unbounded repository dump.
• IDEs and dashboards read the same model, graph, and verification results.
• MCP clients can query current workspace evidence.
• Graph tools can use JSON, JSON-LD, Mermaid, DOT, GraphML, or GEXF exports.

Go deeper

Goal	Guide
Learn the main concepts	Plain-language glossary
Create, adopt, or import software	Creating workspaces and projects
Query the graph and inspect proof	Workspace Knowledge Graph
Understand the full decision loop	Workspace Intelligence runner
Repair a governed blocker safely	Workspace Repair Engine
Compile intent into a scope-bound agent handoff	Goal Packs
Integrate CI	CI workflows
Find a command or flag	Command reference
Inspect schemas and artifact ownership	Artifact Catalog

Packages

The current CLI already includes the integrated Workspace Intelligence capabilities described above.

• workspai — the published CLI.
• wspai — an optional short npm alias.

Shared and graph foundations are being hardened as future independent packages. They are extraction boundaries for existing capabilities, not a list of missing features.

Develop

npm ci
npm run build
npm test

Read the Development Guide, Contributing Guide, and README content contract.

Community

Workspai is an open-source project by Chistiq, the intelligence infrastructure company behind RapidKit and Workspai.

• Issues
• Discussions
• Security policy
• Changelog

License

MIT. See LICENSE.