Into the Darkness · Public preview

The AI coworker that finishes the file.

Give Baby Whale a messy spreadsheet, a rough brief, or a folder of documents. Get back real Excel workbooks, PowerPoint decks, and Word files — created locally on your machine.

Open source Local-first Bring your own API key
Baby Whale 127.0.0.1:24680
Q1 Revenue Review Coworker mode
ChatTrajectoryArtifacts
Build a Q1 revenue workbook and a five-slide review deck from sales-export.csv.
Skill·office-design-system
Bash·Create venv and install openpyxl, python-pptx
Write·build_q1_review.py
Bash·Run build_q1_review.py and verify both files
To-dos5 completed⌃

Both files have been verified for integrity, formula calculations, and visual styling, and are delivered in your workspace under deliverables/.

Deliverables

q1-revenue.xlsxSpreadsheet · XLSX
q1-review-deck.pptxPresentation · PPTX

Files written

build_q1_review.py
9/5 20:59·Ran for 1m 46s·TTFT 2.8s·5839 tok/s
Message the agent
deepseek-chat⌄
4 turns · 92 steps|LLM 7m8s · Tool call 49.7s|TTFT avg 4.6s · 5193 tok/s|Cache hit 86%
Real deliverables

Not an answer. The finished work.

Baby Whale uses code-first tools to create files you can open, edit, present, and send.

X
Spreadsheets.xlsx · .csv

Workbooks that still work when you open them.

Live formulas, formatting, data bars, multiple sheets, and native charts — no flattened screenshots or CSV pretending to be Excel.

  • Live calculations
  • Native charts
  • Professional formatting
RegionRevenueGrowth
North$842,400+18%
West$715,200+11%
South$630,800+7%
P
Presentations.pptx

Decks designed around the story.

Clear hierarchy, native charts, speaker notes, and layouts built for the material — not poured into a generic template.

  • Topic-led design
  • Native elements
  • Speaker notes
Q1 BUSINESS REVIEWGrowth,
with focus.
FY 2026 · Executive review
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Documents.docx

Documents ready for someone else to read.

Reports, proposals, briefs, and summaries with actual structure — covers, tables, callouts, headings, and clean typography.

  • Structured reports
  • Tables and callouts
  • Consistent styling
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

Revenue grew while concentration risk declined.

23%QoQ growth
A simple loop

Drop it in.
Ask normally.
Get the files.

No special syntax and no elaborate workflow builder. Baby Whale reads the material, does the work with tools, checks the result, and saves it to your workspace.

  1. 01

    Bring the source material

    Upload spreadsheets and documents directly to the conversation.

  2. 02

    Describe the outcome

    “Clean this data, find the story, and build the review deck.”

  3. 03

    Baby Whale does the work

    It reads, writes code, creates the files, and checks the output.

  4. 04

    Open the deliverables

    Everything lands in a local folder you control.

Local by architecture

Your work stays yours.

Baby Whale has no cloud account, file storage, or telemetry pipeline. Your workspace stays on your disk. You choose the model provider and supply the key.

See the setup →
01

Files stay on your machine

Uploads, scripts, sessions, and deliverables live inside local workspace folders.

02

Your API key

Use DeepSeek, OpenRouter, or another compatible provider. Baby Whale does not proxy your model traffic.

03

No Baby Whale account

No sign-up, no sync service, no remote file store, and no product analytics pipeline.

Get started

Working in a few minutes.

You need Node.js and an API key from your preferred provider.

1

Start Baby Whale

npm i -g @haifai/bwhale

Then run bwhale — the @haifai/bwhale package installs the bwhale command. The first start fetches the runtime once and opens 127.0.0.1:24680.

Installation guide →
2

Add your provider key

Paste your key in Settings → Providers, or edit ~/.dsh/.credentials.yaml directly.

Configuration guide →
3

Choose Coworker mode

Open a workspace, drop in a file, and give it a task. Finished files land in deliverables/.

Coworker mode guide →
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Questions

Good to know.

Is Baby Whale free?+

Yes. It is open source under the MIT license. You pay your model provider directly for your own API usage.

Where do my files go?+

They remain in local per-session workspace folders. Baby Whale does not upload them to a product cloud.

What is it built on?+

Baby Whale is the knowledge-work product built on DeepSeek Harness, an open-source plugin-based agent harness powered by Cordis.

Is it production-ready?+

It is currently a public preview. Expect fast iteration and occasional breaking changes while the product matures.