Genesis can see your screen, control your mouse and keyboard, browse the web, read files, send emails, and operate applications — all in real time. Toggle it on or off at any moment.
Genesis never acts without your permission. Desktop control is a feature you enable when you want it and disable the moment you don't.
Six core capabilities that let Genesis interact with your computer the way a human assistant would — but faster, more precisely, and without getting tired.
Genesis watches what's on your screen using a combination of accessibility trees, OCR, and vision models.
Precise DPI-correct mouse movements, clicks, drags, and scrolls — down to the exact pixel.
Type text or execute keyboard shortcuts with full fidelity — no key-by-key timing issues.
Launch, switch between, and interact with any application on your system.
Full browser control — navigate, read pages, fill forms, click elements, manage tabs and cookies.
Record any sequence of mouse and keyboard actions, then replay them — perfect for repeating workflows.
Every desktop action follows a four-step cycle: see, plan, act, verify.
Genesis captures the screen state using multiple methods — UI automation trees, OCR, and vision analysis — building a complete picture of what's visible.
Based on the goal and current screen state, Genesis determines which tool to use (click_element, browser_fill, mouse_click, etc.) and calculates exact coordinates.
The action is performed using DPI-correct coordinates. Every click, keypress, and scroll is placed with pixel-level accuracy on your actual screen.
After each action, Genesis re-reads the screen to confirm the result. If something went wrong, it adapts and tries a different approach.
Important: Every desktop action is visible to you. Genesis doesn't hide what it's doing — you can watch it work in real time, pause it at any point, or take back control with a keyboard shortcut.
Desktop control is powerful, and power requires safeguards.
Toggle desktop control completely on or off at any time. When disabled, Genesis cannot interact with your screen or applications in any way.
Every action Genesis takes is visible on your screen. You see exactly what it's doing, where it's clicking, and what it's typing — in real time.
All desktop control runs locally on your machine. No screen data is sent to any cloud service, and no actions are relayed through external servers.