Cowork
State a goal. Glob.AI plans it, then reads and writes files and runs tasks on its own.
One app — Two ways of working
Glob.AI Desktop is Glob.AI's downloadable application for macOS and Windows. Beyond ordinary conversation, it gives direct access to two agentic modes built for very different kinds of work: Cowork, an autonomous agent for everyday knowledge work, and Code, an agentic programming environment. Both reach into your local files and browser through the app itself, so Glob.AI can act on what's actually on your machine rather than describing what you should do next.
State a goal. Glob.AI plans it, then reads and writes files and runs tasks on its own.
Hand over a codebase. Glob.AI writes, runs, and tests code inside your project.
The agent for everyday knowledge work
Cowork turns Glob.AI from something you talk to into something you delegate to. Instead of asking a question, you describe an end goal — Glob.AI breaks it into steps, works through a connected folder of files, and reports back with finished output instead of instructions. Sessions can run in the background, pick up where they left off, and even repeat on a schedule.
Project Managers, Business Analysts & Marketing teams — tracking deliverables, building reports, turning data into stakeholder-ready documents.
Non-technical professionals — anyone comfortable giving plain-language instructions, not code.
Content & admin roles — writers, coordinators, and creators turning scattered source material into a finished draft.
Runs in an isolated session on Glob.AI's servers; reaches local files and your browser through the desktop app when a task needs them.
Agentic programming, at the project level
Code is Glob.AI working as an engineer inside a real codebase — not a snippet in a chat window. It reads across a project, writes and edits code, runs shell commands and tests, and iterates on its own results before handing work back. It's built for the kind of multi-step, multi-file engineering work that a single answer can't capture.
Software engineers — working in an existing repository, not starting from a blank prompt.
Technical teams shipping software — where changes need to compile, pass tests, and fit existing architecture.
Anyone comfortable delegating a dev task — and reviewing a diff rather than writing every line.
Works directly against your project files and shell, running commands and checking its own output as it goes.
Both agentic modes act on your real local files, browser, or codebase — not a hypothetical example.
Instead of asking Glob.AI how to do something, you ask it to just do it — and come back to review finished output.
General knowledge work and software engineering have different demands. Cowork and Code are each built around one of them.
macOS and Windows. Pick your platform and channel to get started.
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