Some days you just want it done.
Nobody wants to learn every application they touch. When the task is a chore rather than a skill, handing it over is the right answer, and pretending otherwise would be precious.
Do is in build. The download today is Point.
What we are building.
Hand over the whole task
Describe the outcome instead of the steps. It plans, it works through the app, and it tells you when it is done or when it is stuck.
It can run while you work
A task that takes four minutes should not cost you four minutes of watching. Do is built to keep going on its own so you can be somewhere else.
Off until you turn it on
Do arrives as a switch. Until you flip it, the program behaves exactly as it does today, and Point keeps working after you flip it.
What does not change when it ships.
The interesting question about a mode like this is what stays true, so here it is up front.
- The refusal list still runs first
- Still no screenshots
- Still your machine, not a remote one
- Still one shortcut
Password managers, banking, checkout and payment windows end a run before anything is read. That check does not become optional because the mode changed. It is on what it won't do, in full.
We're new.
It gets things wrong sometimes. Tell us when it does.
