Five workflows that ship faster on DOSIA + ByteSpike
DOSIA is the desktop AI companion we built on top of ByteSpike. Together they cover the loop from prompt design to production deployment. Five concrete workflows where the integration removes a step you'd otherwise build by hand.
DOSIA runs as a macOS desktop app and orchestrates the same models ByteSpike serves through HTTP. The shared substrate is what makes the workflows below possible — DOSIA's plugin / skill / tool layers all delegate to ByteSpike for the actual model calls, so prompt iteration in DOSIA carries over directly to your production pipeline.
1. Lark / Feishu document automation
DOSIA ships a first-class Lark integration. Compose a prompt that summarises an internal Lark doc, ask DOSIA to run it across your last 30 docs, and it batches the results back into a Lark sheet. The whole loop runs through one ByteSpike key — the per-call cost is the chat model rate, no hidden Lark integration fee.
2. Browser automation with model-in-the-loop
DOSIA's browser-automation plugin opens a Chrome window with chrome-devtools MCP attached. The model can navigate, click, fill forms, and read the DOM. We use this for: scraping competitor pricing pages into a normalised CSV, smoke-testing customer staging environments, generating per-screen QA reports. ByteSpike picks up the bill in chat tokens; DOSIA picks up the bill in human time saved.
3. 50+ skills out of the box
DOSIA's skill catalog covers daily writing tasks (rewrite for tone, summarise long thread, draft follow-up email) and is extensible — `pnpm` or `npx` install your own skill into the local catalog. Each skill is just a structured prompt + tool config. Calling cost flows through ByteSpike; the skill author doesn't run any infrastructure.
4. Multi-model A/B in seconds
DOSIA's model picker lists every ByteSpike model. Open the same prompt against GPT-5.5 then switch to Claude Opus 4.7 in the same conversation — DOSIA preserves history. We use this constantly during prompt design: the moment Sonnet 4.6 starts skipping a step, swap to Opus 4.7, see if the step now sticks, decide whether the cost delta is worth it.
5. Local-first plus cloud sync
DOSIA stores conversation history and skill state locally (SQLite + filesystem). Optional NAS sync mirrors selected workspaces to a Synology / TrueNAS / SMB target. ByteSpike handles the upstream model billing; DOSIA handles the data plane. You can use DOSIA without ever sending conversation history to our servers — the only outbound traffic is the model call itself.
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