WorkSpark for AI assistants

Let your assistant handle the performance admin

Connect WorkSpark to Claude, Cowork, Codex, or OpenCode. Ask it to log what you shipped, draft your self-review, or check your OKRs, and it works from your real records, never invented ones.

Enable it in two minutes See what it can do

Works withClaudeCoworkCodexOpenCode

Your assistant · WorkSpark connected

Log what I shipped this week.

Tool call · Reading latest work from GitHub

Tool call · Reading latest accomplishments in WorkSpark

Here's a draft of your accomplishments from this week's work:

Cut cold-start latency by 40%execute
Shipped the new onboarding flowcreate
Migrated the billing service to Postgres 17maintain

Create these entries?

Create all threeLet me edit first

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Things you stop doing by hand

Plain requests, in whatever assistant you already have open. No commands to memorize.

“Log what I shipped today.”

Creates the accomplishment, with title and category filled in for you.

“Prep my self-review.”

Pulls your entries for the cycle and drafts from them, flagging the thin ones.

“Which OKRs are stale?”

Finds key results with no recent check-in, before someone else notices.

“Summarize my team's quarter.”

A paragraph per person, built only from work they actually logged.

“Who's been quiet this month?”

Surfaces reports with no entries, so nobody's work goes unrecorded.

“Is this entry good enough?”

Coaching on specificity and evidence before the entry is saved.

The guarantee

Grounded in real records, never fabricated

Performance data is the one place a confident guess is unacceptable. Your assistant can only report what WorkSpark actually returned.

Reads real data

Every claim traces back to an accomplishment, review, or OKR record with an ID.

Confirms before writing

No entry, review draft, OKR update, or survey response is saved without your say-so.

Your permissions

The assistant sees exactly what you see: same account, same organization, same access.

Three ways to enable it

Pick the one that matches your assistant

Two pieces have to be in place: a connection to WorkSpark, and a playbook that teaches your assistant how to use it. How you install them depends on where you work.

Plugin

Easiest

Claude & Cowork

One file bundles both pieces. Upload it, allow network access, sign in by asking.

Connection + playbook included
No terminal at any point
About two minutes

Install the plugin→

Skill

Codex, OpenCode & others

One command adds the WorkSpark playbook to your harness. The connection installs alongside it.

One command to install
Works with any Skills-aware harness
About three minutes

Add the Skill→

Manual

Install the CLI yourself

For managed machines, custom harnesses, or when you want to drive WorkSpark from your own terminal too.

Full control over the binary
Every install method covered
About five minutes

CLI install guide→

AI Ecosystem

Explore the WorkSpark AI platform

Everything you need to connect AI assistants, follow step-by-step setup guides, and drive performance admin directly from your terminal.

AI Assistants

Conversational performance management for your team

Connect WorkSpark directly to Claude, Cowork, Codex, or OpenCode. Ask questions, log accomplishments as they happen, draft performance reviews grounded in real entries, and surface stale OKRs directly from your chat window.

✓ Grounded in real database records, never hallucinated
✓ Supports Claude, Cowork, Codex, OpenCode, and custom MCP harnesses
✓ Confirms before writing any entry, update, or review draft

Enable AI assistants See example prompts

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For AI Assistants

Turn plain requests into real performance records

Learn about AI assistants →

Setup Guide

Step-by-step assistant setup in under two minutes

Get up and running effortlessly. Whether you are installing a desktop plugin for Claude or connecting via command-line skills, our complete setup guide walks you through every step and configuration detail.

✓ One-file desktop plugin for Claude & Cowork (no terminal required)
✓ Two-command skills installation for Codex, OpenCode & CLI
✓ Troubleshooting notes for network egress & domain permissions

View setup guide →

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Setup Guide

Complete walkthrough for all AI harnesses

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WorkSpark CLI

Developer CLI for command-line power users

WorkSpark includes a standalone command-line binary driven by you. Manage accomplishments, run review cycles, inspect OKRs, and pipe scriptable JSON output directly into your terminal workflows.