Our summary
This project provides a way for an AI assistant to safely open apps, click buttons, and type on a Mac computer. People use it to automate repetitive tasks while ensuring the software does not make dangerous guesses or accidentally share private passwords.
The software looks at the screen right before taking action to ensure nothing has changed. It uses Jev, an AI tool that chooses from a list of options rather than writing new answers. If an action fails, it stops and waits for a person to check the real result.
This tool is useful for advanced users testing automated tasks. It only works on Mac computers and requires a specific Cua Driver program. It cannot read results from apps like the calculator, and it cannot automatically perform risky actions like making purchases.
Key takeaways
- Approve saved instructions using an exact digital fingerprint before letting the software use a web browser.
- Force the software to check the screen right before acting, and manually check results if actions fail.
- Test different instruction paths in balanced pairs, and note that text processing amounts are unknown after failures.