Slashspace (previously Rabbitholes AI) is an intelligent, AI-native infinite canvas designed for deep work, research, and learning. It addresses the issue of 'context collapse' in traditional single-chat interfaces by allowing users to run multiple AI models and chats as connected nodes on a single spatial board. The canvas acts as a unified context space where agents can interact and see each other's work. It supports over 1,000 tool integrations, frontier AI models, Model Context Protocol (MCP), and local-first storage, ensuring all user data stays offline and private on their computer.
An intelligent, local-first infinite canvas for multi-agent AI chat and deep research.
- Running investor research, competitive analysis, and financial modeling on a single canvas
- Planning software architecture and debugging across local files with visual coding agents
- Creating multi-version learning materials, summaries, and lecture notes in one spatial workflow
- To use Slashspace
- download the application for Mac
- Windows
- or Linux
- or use the web platform. Start by creating a free canvas workspace. From there
- you can drag and drop various sources like PDFs
- websites
- and YouTube videos. Open multiple AI chats as nodes on the canvas
- connect them together
- run multi-step research agents
- or connect your Cursor API key to run coding agents directly on your workspace layout.
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