Documentation
Five ways in, depending on why you are here.
Written and covered by tests, not yet observed in a live run
The same material read from five different angles. Pick the one that matches your question rather than reading in order.
#If you operate the desk
- Getting started, install, connect a CLI, run one mandate, read a trace.
- Deliverables, what comes back, and what does not exist yet.
- The roster, fourteen named mandates, a host who routes, and what each may reach.
#If you are the analyst reading the output
- Methodology, as-of date, admissible sources, missing data, what BLOCKED means.
- Finance intelligence research, why filings resist a model, and what a desk has to add.
- Deliverables, how a workbook separates facts, assumptions and calculations.
#If you build on it
- Architecture, the process tree, the workspaces, the local tool server.
- MCP tools, twenty-three tools and the capability each one needs.
- Provider adapters, the contract a CLI has to satisfy.
#If you are reviewing the security posture
- Sandbox and security, each guarantee tied to what enforces it.
- Security, the threat model, and what has no channel yet.
- Architecture, where data lives and where it never goes.
#If you are here for the research
- Evaluations and benchmarks, four published benchmarks, and why there is no Deskworth score.
- Field notes, short notes on what broke and what fixed it.
- Case studies, runs that actually happened, with their version.
#Sources
- Deskworth OS, product state at 0.0.23DeskworthInternal document, not published
Read next
- Getting startedThe shortest honest path from a fresh Mac to watching one mandate work, and a plain list of what the current build will not do.
- MethodologyHow a Deskworth run is set up so that its result can be argued with: scope, as-of date, admissible sources, missing data, provenance, checks, and what counts as evidence.
- ArchitectureA card is a real terminal. Everything else, workspaces, the local tool server, capabilities, deliverables, follows from that one decision.
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