Computer Mode is live

Computer Mode is the operator's hands on the keyboard. It opens a dedicated browser, works through the software you already pay for, and stops when something needs a person.

The work is in other people's products: the CRM, the ad account, the booking tool, the thing finance refuses to replace. An API covers some of that. Most of it is a screen. So Computer is a real machine, not a video of a browser and not a DOM scraper wearing a trench coat.

Each session gets a real browser, shell and editor on an isolated machine, with its own disk, its own browser profile and its own network namespace. Nothing is shared between sessions, and the machine is destroyed when the run ends, so the worst case is one disposable machine rather than your laptop.

You can stream the run, pause it and take the cursor. Every action is recorded as it happens, and every action and approval is timestamped and attributable, so the recording can be exported or queried from your own systems.

Access stays narrow. Each connection carries the narrowest scope that completes the task, granted by you and revocable one tool at a time, and the agent never escalates its own permissions. Sending, paying, publishing, cancelling and merging all stop and wait for a person, with the full action attached.

To mark the launch, usage limits are doubled for a week. Every computer task on every plan runs at 2×, with no plan change and no coupon. When the week ends, limits return to the plan you are on, and work already in flight is not cut mid-task.

Spin up a computer session from any chat, watch it work and approve the risky parts. The Computer page has the details.