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Getting started
Install the desk, make a project, start a chat. Ten minutes, no account.
Install
Mac. Download the disk image for your Mac — Apple silicon or Intel — from GitHub Releases, open it, and drag Go7 Workhorse to Applications. Or let one line pick the right build, copy the app to Applications, and unmount. Nothing is installed system-wide and no password is needed:
curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/go7studio/Go7-Workhorse/main/scripts/install-mac.sh | bashThe Apple silicon build does not start on an Intel Mac, so pick the disk image that matches your chip, or use the line above — it checks.
Windows. Run Go7-Workhorse-Setup-<version>.exe. It adds Start-menu and Desktop shortcuts and keeps your projects and chats across updates.
Linux. Builds and tests in CI. No installer yet.
First run
- New project — give it a name. No folder needed. Add Source folders now or later; several are allowed.
- New chat from that project, or from the welcome screen (that makes an Untitled project). A chat starts with the last model you used.
- Open Chat settings from the message box to set the Provider, pick from Available models, and set the Reasoning level. Those live on the chat, not the app.
- Talk. Grok, Codex, Claude and Cursor run live through their own CLIs. A custom bot runs over HTTP.
- Type
/for the palette./settingsopens Profile, LLMs, Skills, Routing, Learning, Usage and Watch.
The welcome screen shows what it found on this machine: each vendor reads Recognized, Sign in needed, or Not found. If a vendor is missing, connect it.
What you are looking at
- The sidebar — projects, and the chats inside each. Search all chats from the top. Each chat row shows its vendor colour and how old the last prompt is.
- The chat — the transcript, the message box, and a compact line of the turn's work while it runs. Beside the message box: Changes (git review) and the Terminal.
- Settings —
/settings, or the Workhorse mark. Profile, LLMs, Skills, Routing, Learning, Usage, Watch. - Themes —
/themecycles Light, Dark, Workhorse and System. Clicking the mark toggles the Workhorse look.