Move from prompting to operating.
Sylt AI Studio runs real workflows on your desktop, not just inside a chat window. Describe what you want done once, and it wires up the tools, files, and schedule, then runs it locally, in the cloud, or both.
Chat tools stall right where the work begins
What gets in the way
- Moving files around manually
- Re-explaining context every session
- Wiring scripts and schedules yourself
- Juggling local tools and cloud models separately
What Sylt AI Studio changes
- Your files and tools stay attached to the workflow
- Agents keep context between runs
- Scheduling is built in, not bolted on
- Local and remote models live in one workflow
Built for real, recurring jobs
Research & reporting
Pull data from spreadsheets and the web, then generate a report you can schedule daily or weekly.
Inbox & task triage
Read, sort, and act on email, tasks, and calendar events without opening five separate apps.
Files & documents
Process spreadsheets, notes, and local files the way you would by hand, just faster and the same way every time.
How it works
1. Describe the job
Tell Sylt AI Studio what you want done, in plain language. No workflow language required.
2. It builds the workflow
It drafts the steps, picks the tools it needs, and sets up a schedule if the job repeats.
3. It runs where you want
Locally, in the cloud, or both, and only interrupts you when it actually needs an answer.
Local or remote, your call
Local models
Run on your machine with Ollama. Nothing leaves your desktop, cost stays flat, and it keeps working offline. Good for private or sensitive workflows.
Remote models
Add your own OpenAI API key for jobs that need more reasoning power or speed, with less setup. Billed directly by the provider you connect.
Sylt AI Studio
Version 0.11.23+2. Download the current Windows build, configure your workspace, then choose local Ollama or OpenAI with your own API key inside the app.
Version 0.11.23+2
Ready to move from prompting to operating?
Download Sylt AI Studio and turn your first workflow into something that runs itself.