What is Dropstone?
Dropstone is an AI agent with persistent memory. It reads, edits, runs, and builds across chat, the CLI, and the SDK, and what it learns holds from one session to the next. Start here.
Dropstone is an AI agent with a memory. It does the work, not just the answering: it reads your codebase, edits files, runs commands, and builds the documents and artifacts you ask for.
Most assistants start over in every conversation. Dropstone keeps a memory that belongs to your account. One memory. Every surface. The memory is the same in this conversation and the next, in a chat, in your terminal, and in your own code.
Dropstone Support covers Dropstone Chat, the dashboard, plans and billing, teams, privacy, and how to get help. The CLI has its own reference at docs.dropstone.io.
Start with memory
The memory is what makes Dropstone different, so it is worth understanding first.
- How Dropstone remembers you: what it keeps and where it shows up
- How an agent learns as it works: the loop that fills it
- Memory across chat, CLI, and SDK: how the memory follows you from one to the next
- See what Dropstone has learned: nothing is hidden from you
Where you can use it
| Surface | What it is for |
|---|---|
| Dropstone Chat | Conversations, documents, projects, and artifacts in the browser |
| Dropstone CLI | An agent that reads, edits, and runs code in your terminal |
| Dropstone SDK | The same agent, from your own applications |
| Dashboard | Your usage, plan, settings, and organization |
Dropstone carries one memory across every surface, and all of them share one account and one usage allowance. See Where can I use Dropstone?.
Get going
- Open chat.dropstone.io and ask it something
- Correct it the first time it does something you would do differently
That third step is the one that matters. It is how the memory starts.
Plans
Dropstone has a free plan and paid plans for individuals, teams, and enterprises. Every plan includes memory. See Compare plans and How usage and limits work.
If something goes wrong
Service status shows whether Dropstone is up. Troubleshoot error messages explains what specific errors mean. How to get support is how to reach a person.
Related articles
- What can I use Dropstone for?Writing and analysis in chat, working with documents and spreadsheets, building artifacts, coding in the terminal, and anything that benefits from an assistant that remembers how you like things done.
- Where can I use Dropstone?Dropstone is available as a chat app in the browser, a CLI for macOS, Linux and Windows, a VS Code extension, and an SDK. They all share one account, one memory, and one usage allowance.
- Create an account and sign inSign in to Dropstone with Google, GitHub, or an email and password. One account works across chat, the dashboard, the CLI, and the SDK.
- How Dropstone remembers youDropstone keeps a persistent memory that follows your account across chat, the CLI, and the SDK. Correct it once and it should not need correcting again, anywhere you use it.
- Get started with Dropstone ChatDropstone Chat at chat.dropstone.io is a conversational assistant with memory, projects, document upload, artifacts, and skills. Here is the layout and the first things to try.