What is d5s?

d5s is multiplayer AI: one workspace that people and AI agents share. It brings the conversation, the context the agent should remember, the tools it may use, and the record of what ran into one product.

A colleague and an agent can pick up the same project, and each run stays inspectable to the people that project is shared with, so a handoff does not mean explaining the work again. For ready-made agents and team examples, see Agents and Solutions.

An organization can govern several workspaces while each workspace remains a separate day-to-day and content boundary. Joining the organization does not automatically reveal every workspace: an organization Owner or Admin assigns access to a person or group.

An organization chooses the region for storage of its organization data in d5s, and every workspace uses that region. Your account can belong to organizations in more than one region. The workspace switcher lists other available regions under Other regions. Selecting one opens its app and asks you to choose an account there. A region that is not open yet is not listed. The destination app shows only organizations you can access there. See Choose where your organization's data is stored.

The sidebar switcher opens on the organization you are in and lists its workspaces, so any workspace in that organization is one selection away. Below them, a single Switch organization row opens the list of your other organizations, with your personal organization listed first and marked Personal whenever it is not the one you are in. Each organization shows its logo, or the first letter of its name when it has none; your own personal organization shows your avatar. Each organization is one selection: choosing it takes you to the workspace you last used there, or to its first workspace. Where you are an organization Owner or Admin, the switcher header carries a Create workspace plus button for the organization you are in, and an organization that has no workspace yet shows Create workspace in that list. Open Settings from your profile menu. You contains Profile and Preferences, and Organization contains the administration pages available to you. In d5s Desktop, Desktop contains device settings. Use the organization selector to choose which organization you configure. Organization Owners and Admins use Organization > General to change the organization display name without changing its URL slug, and to upload the organization logo.

Open Workspaces, choose a workspace, then select General, Members, Browser, Network, or Developers from the available tabs. If you are a plain organization member with access to only one workspace, the Workspaces shortcut opens its General page directly. On a narrow screen, the Settings index lists the pages, and workspace pages use selectors for the workspace and section. General is available to workspace members, while renaming requires a workspace Owner or Admin. Members requires an organization Owner or Admin; Network and Developers require a workspace Owner or Admin. Developers contains API keys. Models and Providers are organization settings.

The main sidebar starts with New chat, Agents, and Projects. More holds Skills, Connectors, and any shortcut you switched off. Open Agents for the full directory, or select an agent from Your team on Chat. Your team shows people assigned to the current workspace and its agents. Organization-wide administrative access alone does not add someone to this team. Below the navigation, the Agents section lists the agents you pinned and the Projects section lists the projects you pinned. Select the arrow beside a pinned project to show its three newest chats. Select Show more to add five more chats, up to two times, then View all opens the project. Recents lists your ten most recent conversations and work, including agent conversations. Select Show more to add ten more, up to two times, then View all opens your full history. To pin an agent, select Pin agent in its menu on the Agents page or in its Recents row menu. To pin a project, star it on the Projects page or select Pin project in the row menu of one of its chats. Pins are personal to you.

When you collapse the sidebar to its narrow icon rail, the navigation and your pinned agents remain available as icons. Expand it to see your pinned projects and the recent-work list.

Choose which optional shortcuts appear from Settings → Preferences → Sidebar shortcuts. The switches control Search, Automations, and Dashboards, and changes apply immediately. New chat, Agents, Projects, and More are always shown; a shortcut you switch off moves into More. These preferences follow your account across devices; Reset restores the standard shortcuts. Settings remains available from your profile menu at the bottom.

Organization Owners and Admins can compare usage across those workspaces. They are also Admins of every workspace in the organization, with the same project and conversation access as any other workspace Admin. Admins can open a run's details only when they can view its conversation. Usage stays assigned to its workspace after that workspace is deleted.

The basic unit is not a disposable prompt. You can begin with a chat, keep useful context in a project, and then turn a stable pattern into an agent, automation, or dashboard without rebuilding the work from scratch.

Four ways to work

• Chats are interactive conversations. Use them to explore a problem, review intermediate work, or make decisions with the agent.
• Agents are persistent teammates. Each has a role, standing instructions, and one continuing conversation. Optional Slack and email channels can bring external work into that conversation under their own access rules.
• Automations are repeatable agent jobs. They run manually, once at a chosen time, or on a recurring schedule, and each occurrence has its own run record.
• Dashboards are durable, agent-built outputs. The current result is easy to return to, while refresh runs and previous versions remain inspectable.

What stays consistent

See Connectors for the provider detail, setup, and permission controls available to workspace admins.

Projects hold reusable instructions, files, memory, skills, and connector choices. Choose one when a chat, automation, or dashboard should share that context; you can also start directly. Use Save as project when a standalone chat should become a named project. Manage an agent's context and connectors in its own settings. Agents created through conversation use only the connections reviewed in their draft; see Create your first agent.

Each piece of work shows progress, tool activity, usage, and a result or failure state. Chats and agents keep continuing conversations; automations and dashboards keep their own histories.

Start with the decision

Start a first chat if you want to learn by doing. If you already know the outcome you need, choose a work mode. To understand why the app is organized this way, read how d5s fits together.