Computer use · coming soon

Your agent can use your apps. You see every click.

Agents can operate the Windows apps you allow. A companion points at the exact button first, says what it’s about to do, and waits for your OK on sensitive steps.

A Windows desktop where the agent operates an invoicing app inside a red frame, with the phone asking to allow a click on Send invoice.A Windows desktop where the agent operates an invoicing app inside a red frame, with the phone asking to allow a click on Send invoice.A Windows desktop where the agent operates an invoicing app inside a red frame, with the phone asking to allow a click on Send invoice.
01How it worksFour beats, every time

Look, point, ask, act.

  1. The companion over an invoicing app with an eye badge, saying it would click Export.

    1

    Looks

    With your permission, it can see the screen. An eye badge shows while it’s looking.

  2. The companion next to the File menu with a bubble: About to click File.

    2

    Points

    A companion flies to the exact button and says “About to click File”.

  3. The companion waiting for your OK to click Send invoice.

    3

    Asks

    Sensitive steps wait for your OK on the phone, with a picture of the target.

  4. The invoicing app inside a red frame while the agent operates it.

    4

    Acts

    A red frame shows the app it’s operating. Then the click happens.

02Autonomy, per app

You decide how much it may do alone.

Every app you allow gets its own level. Anything not on your list is refused.

  • Ask before sensitive steps (default)Default. Sending, deleting, paying and submitting wait for your OK.
  • Ask every stepEvery click and every keystroke waits for your OK.
  • Full autonomyNo per-step approvals, confirmed once. Hard limits still apply.

Hard limits, at every level

  • Password fields are refused, both ways
  • Apps that aren’t on your list are refused
  • Apps on the never-see list are never captured

The stop key

One shortcut stops it, any time. So does Stop on the companion.

The shortcut can be changed in Settings.

Read the Windows app docs

Private beta · free while in beta

Coming soon to the Windows app.

The Windows app is in early access now; computer use arrives with its signed release. Join the beta to be ready when it ships.