Nine things, each with the part nobody else puts on a website — where it stops.
Name one and it keeps a description, standing instructions and the skills you attach — so what you set up once is there next time.
It is instructions and memory, not a sandbox. What it can reach is set by the session's folders and your approval mode.
Correct it once in a session you can read back later.
Corrections apply to new runs, not past ones.
What it learned becomes a plain text file with versions.
A skill is only as good as the run you taught it on.
Your team and your agents in one thread, everything versioned.
The number of people in a room depends on the plan.
Launches its own Chrome with a profile copied from yours, so it is already signed in — several profiles at once.
Chrome-family only, no Safari. It cannot attach to your open window; Chrome forbids that.
Runs at a set time whether or not the app is open.
The Mac has to be awake.
Ask for a tool, get a working URL to send somebody.
Any file becomes a link — a snapshot you can revoke.
A second Mac keeps working while your laptop is shut.
Both have to be signed in as you.
Download it, point it at one folder, and give it something you would have done yourself this afternoon.
Download for Mac