Slashspace

Slashspace is a desktop application built by Lokus LLC (formerly known as RabbitHoles AI) that replaces disconnected AI chat tabs with a spatial, canvas-based workspace. It runs locally on your computer, keeping all data on-device, and supports multiple AI models simultaneously across an infinite canvas. The product is available for Mac, Windows, and Linux.

What It Is

Slashspace is an AI-native canvas harness — a desktop environment where users can run many AI agents, connect external tools and data sources, and organize work spatially rather than linearly. Instead of copy-pasting between chat windows, users place AI chat nodes, documents, web sources, and tool connections on a shared canvas where every agent can see the full context. The homepage describes it as a solution to "context collapse," the problem of losing work and continuity across fragmented AI sessions.

How the Canvas Works

The core unit is a canvas — an infinite, spatial workspace where users can:

• Create multiple AI chat nodes and branch conversations
• Drop in sources such as PDFs, websites, YouTube videos, and spreadsheets
• Connect to external tools (email, Slack, calendar, and 1,000+ others via MCP)
• Run deep research agents that synthesize across dozens of sources
• Generate images directly within the workspace

All canvas data is stored locally on the user's device, with no cloud sync required. Users can resume sessions exactly where they left off, and every agent on the canvas shares the same accumulated context.

Model Access and Tool Integrations

Slashspace provides access to frontier models including GPT-5, Claude 4, and Gemini 3 through its own credit system (RHAI models), and also supports Bring Your Own Key (BYOK) for users who want to connect their own API keys from OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, and other providers. BYOK models do not consume Slashspace credits — usage is billed directly by the provider. The platform also supports Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers for extended capabilities and includes a dedicated Cursor Agent integration for coding workflows.

Target Audience and Use Cases

The homepage positions Slashspace for power AI users who currently manage many parallel AI conversations. Specific use cases highlighted include:

• Founders: investor research, competitive analysis, financial modeling, strategy
• Developers: architecture planning, debugging across files, coding agent workflows via Cursor
• Researchers and academics: deep learning, multi-source synthesis, long-form research
• Writers and educators: content creation with multiple model variants and summaries

Testimonials on the homepage describe users replacing 15-tab browser workflows and switching between multiple LLMs for teaching and content creation.

Update: Relaunch as Slashspace

The docs include a migration guide titled "Moving from Rabbitholes — How to migrate your data and lifetime deal from Rabbitholes to Slashspace," confirming that Slashspace is a relaunch and rebrand of the earlier product RabbitHoles AI. The FAQ on the homepage also asks "What was RabbitHoles AI?", indicating the transition is recent and the product lineage is a notable part of the current story. The docs were last updated May 20, 2026, and the changelog is available at slashspace.ai/changelog/desktop.

Deployment Model

Slashspace is a downloadable desktop application for Mac, Windows, and Linux — not a web app. Installation follows a standard download-and-run flow with browser-based authentication. There is no cloud storage of canvas data; everything is local-first. The app requires an account for sign-in but operates offline after setup when using BYOK models.