You describe the job
“Get the latest screenshot off my phone and open it on the computer.” Simple enough.
We’re building an AI agent for the little jobs that bounce between your phone and computer. Tell it what you need; it figures out which device should do each part, then checks its work.
Move the screenshot from my phone to my PC.
A picture of where we’re heading. This is not a working product screen.
Less shuffling through apps. More time for the thing you meant to do.
Each device would have a small local connector with specific abilities. The AI would make a plan using those abilities, ask when it needs your say-so, and tell you what happened. That’s the shape of the system we want to build.
“Get the latest screenshot off my phone and open it on the computer.” Simple enough.
The agent works out which connected device could handle each part, before it starts.
A phone connector finds the file; a PC connector receives it. Each only gets the abilities you allow.
It looks for a result, handles a snag if it can, and gives you a plain account of what worked.
“Any device” is a big promise. We’re starting smaller and want to get one useful connection right before adding another.
Build the core loop: understand a task, use allowed tools, notice what changed, and verify the result.
FOUNDATION
Give the agent a careful way to work with a phone and pass a task between mobile and desktop.
NEXT CONNECTION
Coordinate work across connected devices and make the useful routines easy to repeat.
LONGER-TERM IDEA
These are plans, not features you can use today.
An agent with access to your devices needs boundaries you can understand. We’re treating permissions and clear explanations as core parts of the design—not settings to bolt on later.
Allow a connector to do a specific job, such as finding a file or opening an app.
Deleting, installing, buying, or changing system settings should pause for your approval.
See what the agent tried, what it finished, and where it got stuck.
These are design goals. They’re not implemented protections yet.
There isn’t a download yet. Once a first build is worth handing to people, we’ll invite a small group with real tasks to try it and tell us where it falls over.
We expect to ask about the devices you use and one job you’d like help with.
This form is just a sketch. It does not accept or save applications yet.
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