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.
Dropstone runs wherever you work. Every surface signs in to the same account, reads the same memory, and draws from the same usage allowance, so you can move between them without losing anything.
Dropstone Chat
chat.dropstone.io, in any modern browser.
Conversations, uploaded documents, projects with shared files, artifacts you can edit and publish, skills, and sharing. This is the surface for writing, analysis, research, and working with documents. See Get started with Dropstone Chat.
Dropstone CLI
Your terminal, on macOS, Linux, and Windows.
An agent that reads your codebase, plans changes, edits files across a project, runs commands, and explains what it did. This is the surface for software work. Install it with one command; see Install the CLI. The full reference is at docs.dropstone.io.
VS Code extension
Inside VS Code, driving the same engine as the CLI.
The same agent with an editor-native interface. Sign in once and it shares memory with everything else. Details are in the CLI documentation.
Dropstone SDK
From your own code.
Build Dropstone into your own applications and workflows, using your account and its memory. See Dropstone SDK and Using the API with your plan.
Dashboard
dropstone.io/dashboard, in the browser.
Your usage, plan and billing, settings, privacy controls, gifts, and, for organizations, members and teams. See Your dashboard.
One account across all of them
Sign in once and the same account works everywhere. Chat and the dashboard share a session in the same browser. The CLI signs in with dropstone login, which opens a browser to complete sign-in. The SDK uses an API key from your dashboard.
Because it is one account, it is one memory: a preference you set in the CLI applies in chat, and vice versa. See Memory across chat, CLI, and SDK.
It is also one usage allowance. Work you do in chat and work you do in the CLI count against the same weekly limit. See How usage and limits work.
Not yet available
There is no native mobile app. Chat works in a mobile browser.
Related articles
- 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.
- Install the CLIInstall the Dropstone CLI on macOS, Linux, or Windows with one command, sign in, and check it works. Upgrading and uninstalling.
- Dropstone SDKA typed TypeScript and JavaScript client for the Dropstone agent, with two entry points: one for headless API calls from CI or a serverless function, one that runs the agent locally with the same account memory as the CLI and Chat.
- Your dashboardThe Dropstone dashboard at dropstone.io is where you see your usage, manage your plan and billing, change settings, control privacy, redeem gifts, and, for organizations, manage members and teams.
- Memory across chat, CLI, and SDKDropstone memory belongs to your account, not to one app. A rule you set in the CLI applies in chat, and something learned in chat is available to the SDK. One memory, every surface.
- How usage and limits workEvery Dropstone plan comes with a weekly usage allowance shared across chat, the CLI, and the SDK. How it is measured, when it resets, what happens when you reach it, and how to make it go further.