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What Dropstone is, where you can use it, and how to sign in.

How Dropstone learns from you and carries it across chat, the CLI, and the SDK.

Conversations, projects, artifacts, skills, and sharing at chat.dropstone.io.

Upload a document or spreadsheet, edit it without losing its formatting, and create new files as PDF, Word, Excel, PowerPoint, or Markdown.

Share a chat, invite people into it, take turns, comment, mention, highlight, and let Dropstone keep all of it in view.

The services Dropstone can reach, built in or added by URL, and what each one lets it do.

Calls Dropstone makes on your behalf, the limits it acts within, and the recordings it keeps.

Standing instructions that run in the background and tell you when something changes, and the daily brief.

Your usage, settings, privacy controls, and account lifecycle at dropstone.io.

What Dropstone stores, who can see it, how to take it with you, and how an organization controls it.

Service status, error messages, and how to reach us.

Coming from another agent tool: what Dropstone does on the axes people compare, and where to start.

The terms the product is described with, in one sentence each.

Organizations, shared memory, single sign-on, and provisioning.

Get an organization, run it, and understand what each status means.

Free, Pro, Max, and Enterprise. Usage limits, subscriptions, and gifts.

What Dropstone stores, where it runs, and what you can take with you.

The terminal agent. Full reference lives at docs.dropstone.io.

Build on Dropstone from your own code, with the same account and memory.