Dropstone is an always-on autonomous agent built by @blanklineorg built to be autonomous, accurate, and secure. Talk to Dropstone on on dropstone.io
When you ask Dropstone for something you can see, a page, a chart, a document, a diagram, a small app, it builds an artifact beside the conversation that you can view, refine, and share.
Dropstone is available as a chat app in the browser, a CLI for macOS, Linux and Windows, a VS Code extension, and an SDK. They all share one account, one memory, and one usage allowance.
An incognito chat writes nothing to your memory: nothing you say or correct is kept, and no summary is made. What Dropstone already knows about you is still available to it, so the work gets the same...
A project groups conversations and files around one piece of work. Upload documents once and every conversation in the project has them. Here is how to create, organize, and use projects in Dropstone...
Dropstone memory belongs to your account, not to one app. A rule you set in the CLI applies in chat, and something learned in chat is available to the SDK. One memory, every surface.
Dropstone is a self-learning agent. It records what it learns from corrections, from finished work, and from sources you ask it to study, and it uses that the next time without being told. Here is...
Dropstone keeps a persistent memory that follows your account across chat, the CLI, and the SDK. Correct it once and it should not need correcting again, anywhere you use it.
Sign in to Dropstone with Google, GitHub, or an email and password. One account works across chat, the dashboard, the CLI, and the SDK.
Dropstone is an agentic coding tool that lives in your terminal. It reads your codebase, makes coordinated edits across files, runs commands, and explains its reasoning as it works.