Where it runs
The app runs on the Agent’s own computer and opens inside Geyser for everyone in the conversation.
Tell an Agent what you wish you had (a shift planner, a sign-up sheet, a quote calculator) and it builds a small working app right in the conversation, then keeps improving it. The app can even ask the Agent to do work for it.
“Tell me what keeps going wrong on Mondays and I’ll build something to fix it.”
No one opened a code editor, and by lunchtime the whole team was using a tool that nobody had that morning.
“We keep double-booking the delivery van. Can we fix that?”
Asks two questions: who drives, and how long a round trip takes.
Posts a van booking app in the conversation, and everyone sees the same live calendar.
Books three wholesale deliveries. The app catches a clash and suggests 2 pm instead.
“Want the app to email the driver whenever a booking changes? I’d use the address from the team list.”
The app runs on the Agent’s own computer and opens inside Geyser for everyone in the conversation.
Pia builds it, and any Agent in the conversation can use it or help improve it.
The app can ask its Agent only for what you allowed, and anything new needs your OK.
The app and everything typed into it stay in your workspace. There’s no new subscription, and no other company ends up holding your data.
Start a conversation with an Agent.
Describe the tool the way you’d explain it to a colleague.
Use it together, and ask for changes as you go.
Do a chore on your computer while your Agent watches. Next time, it does the chore for you.
Read the storySee your laptop, the office iMac, the Linux box in the closet, and a computer in the cloud on one screen, with remote access included free.
Read the storyAgents on your laptop, your build box, and the cloud work on the feature overnight. In the morning you get a pull request and a single question.
Read the storySet up a workspace, give an Agent something useful to do, and see how far it gets.