
Dust
Features of Dust
Use Cases of Dust
FAQ about Dust
QWhat is Dust? What is it mainly used for?
Dust is an enterprise-grade AI agent platform that enables businesses to quickly build, deploy, and manage customized AI agents without writing code, connecting internal knowledge bases and tools to boost team productivity and automate workflows.
QDo I need programming experience to use Dust?
No. Dust provides a no-code/low-code visual builder; you can assemble action sequences with a drag-and-drop interface to create AI agents, no coding skills required.
QWhich enterprise data sources or tools does Dust support connecting to?
Dust connects to a wide range of common enterprise data sources and tools, such as Slack, Google Drive, Notion, Confluence, GitHub, Salesforce, Zendesk, and Microsoft SharePoint.
QHow does Dust pricing work? Is there a free trial?
Dust offers a 14-day free trial, cancel anytime during the trial. For official pricing and plans, please see the latest pricing page on the official site.
QCan Dust AI agents handle multi-language content?
Yes. With support for multiple major AI models, Dust AI agents can generate and process content in multiple languages, suitable for cross-language or cross-region use.
QWhat kinds of companies or teams is Dust suitable for?
Dust is designed for teams looking to boost operational efficiency, break knowledge silos, and automate repetitive tasks—across sales, marketing, customer support, engineering, HR, and operations.
QHow long does it take to deploy an AI agent on Dust?
According to official guidance and user examples, using the no-code builder you can create, connect data, and deploy a basic AI agent in minutes.
QHow does Dust handle data security and privacy?
The Dust platform emphasizes data security with fine-grained access controls. It offers end-to-end encryption, private spaces, and other enterprise-grade protections.
QCan developers extend Dust on the platform?
Yes. Dust provides a developer platform and APIs to build custom actions, integrate external services, and orchestrate more complex workflows to extend agent capabilities.