What people ask it to do.
A running list of real situations. Some the download handles today, some we are building now, and some it refuses on purpose. Open one to see what you would type and where it stops.
Signed installer. Windows 10 and 11.
The library.
12 so far. We keep adding to it.
Order the groceries
You type the list once and go do something else. It opens the shop you already use, works through the basket, and stops at checkout for you to look at the total. We're building this now, so it isn't in the download yet.
Part of Do.
Find the setting you swear isn't there
Windows moved it, the app renamed it, and search hands you a help article about a menu you do not have. Say what you want changed and a second cursor lands on the control that changes it.
Works in today's download.
Pay a bill
This one it refuses. Press the shortcut on a banking, checkout or payment window and the run stops before anything on that screen is read. There is no setting to turn that off, and there will not be one.
Always on. No switch.
Set up the printer. Again.
It worked last month. Now the queue is stuck, the driver wants reinstalling, and the wizard has six screens with names like Port and Spooler. Say what you are trying to print to and it walks those screens with you, one control at a time.
Works in today's download.
Ask what a button does before you press it
Ask about anything on screen and the answer arrives on the thing itself, so you never have to map a chat window back to what you were looking at. We're building this now.
Part of Ask.
The software nobody wrote a tutorial for
In-house tools, an instrument control panel, some 2009 utility your industry still runs on. There is no video for it and there never will be. It does not need to have met your software to point at the right control.
Works in today's download.
Take a picture of your screen
It does not. No screenshot is taken, saved or sent, on any screen. That one you can check yourself: watch what leaves your machine and you will not find a picture of your desktop in it.
True of every screen.
Book the flight you already decided on
You know the airline, the date and the seat. What you do not want is twenty minutes of dropdowns. Hand over the details and go make coffee. We're building this now, so it isn't in the download yet.
Part of Do.
Stop being the family IT department
You know the feeling of explaining Settings down a phone line to someone who cannot find the window you are describing. Put it on their machine instead, and the cursor does the pointing you were trying to do with words.
Works in today's download.
Train on what is on your screen
It does not. What is on screen gets used for the thing you asked for and goes nowhere else afterwards. None of it is kept, and none of it goes into making a model better. That answer stays the same whichever mode you have switched on.
True in every mode.
Use the photo editor you opened once
Six toolbars, none of them labelled in a language you recognise. Say what you want done to the picture and it points at the tool that does it, one step at a time, keeping up as panels open.
Works in today's download.
Cancel the subscription they hid
Four screens deep, behind a link called Manage plan, under a heading that never says cancel. Ask for the cancel control and you get pointed at it instead of at the offer they would rather show you.
Works in today's download.
We're new.
It gets things wrong sometimes. Tell us when it does.