Dust

Dust is a platform designed for multiplayer AI collaboration, enabling humans and autonomous agents to work together as co-contributors on complex tasks. Unlike traditional single-user AI tools, Dust focuses on team-oriented workflows where multiple users and AI agents interact within shared workspaces. The platform allows teams to build, deploy, and iterate on custom AI agents that handle specific roles—such as data analysis, document drafting, customer support triage, or code review—while humans oversee, refine, and integrate outputs. At its core, Dust provides a structured environment where users can create "agents" with predefined capabilities and access permissions. These agents can be integrated via a Chrome extension, Frames, or API-based integrations into existing tools like Slack, email, or custom databases. The system supports real-time collaboration: for example, a sales team can have an agent that scrapes CRM data and suggests follow-up emails, while a marketing agent summarizes competitor reports, and both outputs are merged in a shared dashboard. For engineering teams, Dust enables automated code review, bug triage, and documentation generation. Agents can be trained on internal codebases and pull request histories, then deployed to flag inconsistencies or suggest fixes. Data and analytics teams can create agents that query databases, generate visualizations, and write natural-language summaries, then share those with stakeholders. Knowledge management benefits from agents that index internal wikis and answer questions contextually. The platform also includes role-specific agents for customer support: one agent can classify incoming tickets, another can draft responses based on knowledge base articles, and a human agent reviews before sending. Similarly, f