Welcome to Opser
One system for your business: apps your team uses, agents that do the work, and the context they share.
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Give your agent a task and review the result.
Understand agents
Tools, skills, memory, and a persistent workspace.
How apps work
Business software for your team and agents.
Set up your workspace
People, permissions, and preferences.
On this page
Apps, agents, and shared contextGive your agent work to doShape the system around your businessSet up your workspaceApps, agents, and shared context
Opser brings the software your business runs on and the agents doing the work into one workspace. Your team uses apps to manage records and workflows. Agents work inside those apps, use connected services, and create the files or software you need. Business context helps them understand what the work means.
These three parts fit together:
| Foundation | What it gives you |
|---|---|
| Apps | Interfaces, records, and business rules that people and agents can use together |
| Agents | Personal or shared coworkers that use tools, run code, and carry tasks through to a result |
| Context | Company knowledge, role instructions, preferences, and memory that guide the work |
Give your agent work to do
Ask for an outcome: compare a set of offers, prepare a report, investigate records, or build a workflow your team needs. Supply the relevant files or point to the source app. The agent can choose tools, ask a question, run supporting code, and return a result you can inspect.
Each agent has a persistent filesystem. Source files, scripts, and saved artifacts can be used again in a later conversation with that agent. A new chat does not mean a new empty workspace.
Start with your first task, then explore what Opser can do.
Shape the system around your business
Use the apps available to your workspace, or describe an app you need the agent to build. Apps can expose tools and skills for agents, operations for other apps, and events that connect workflows. The connections and access rules are explicit; shared context does not make every record visible to everyone.
Learn how apps work together and how to build and review an app.
Set up your workspace
Open or join your workspace, add business context, and give teammates the right access. Then adjust your preferences and understand usage and credits.
You can read these docs without signing in. Each guide also has Copy page and Markdown controls for using its full text with an agent.