Core concepts
Apps
Use focused visual tools alongside your conversations.Dexto Apps are focused visual tools in your workspace. They give you a clearer way to view or edit something than a chat message alone.
For example, an app could show a task board, a table of research, or a form for reviewing an agent’s work.
Software for people and agents
Section titled “Software for people and agents”We believe software should be built for both people and agents. You should be able to open an app and use it yourself, but you should also be able to tell an agent what you want to happen and let the agent control the app for you.
Dexto Apps can offer clear actions to an agent. This means an agent can inspect what is in an app, add or update information, and open the right view while you watch the result. The app remains a shared surface where people and agents can work together.
Built-in apps
Section titled “Built-in apps”- Chat is where you talk with an agent and follow its work.
- Agent Manager lets you create agents and review their conversations.
- Files lets you browse and work with project files.
- Browser lets you open and inspect web pages.
- Terminal lets you run and understand commands in a workspace.
- Brain lets you see and manage what Dexto remembers about you.
- Skills Library lets you browse and manage the skills available to your agents.
- Automations lets agents run a task on a schedule or after a chosen event.
- Calendar shows scheduled agent work by day, week, or month.
- Sites lets you manage published websites and their links.
- Store lets you find and install more apps.
- Ideas turns rough thoughts into editable maps that you and an agent can develop together.
More examples
Section titled “More examples”- Brand Kit Studio brings moodboards, visual references, design briefs, and generated brand boards into one place. An agent can add references, update the brief, and display a finished kit.
Create a custom app
Section titled “Create a custom app”You can describe the app you want and ask an agent to create it. Explain the information it should show, the actions it should support, and how you want to use it. The agent can build the interface and add actions that other agents can use later.
For example: “Create a client tracker that shows each project, its owner, the next deadline, and a button to draft a weekly update.”
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