Does the work

What it is#

• It works in your apps by seeing and using them, like a person at your computer, in the windows and accounts you are already signed into.
• On a website it learns the site once: it writes small JavaScript tools for it, turning its own buttons, forms and requests into actions it can call, and reuses them next time. So a job runs in one go instead of click by click. Where a page or app has no such way in, it uses its own cursor.
• You see each step as it goes.

How to get it#

• Doing jobs for you is in early access on Mac. The Get early access buttons on duckyhelper.com lead to the download page: get DuckyHelper for Mac there and sign in.
• Early access features come to the Mac app before everyone has them. If your app doesn't offer to do a job yet, it is the app everyone gets: asking, drawing and the blackboard work as the rest of these docs show.

What to expect#

• Say the job the way you would to a person, like "Sum up what mattered in Slack in the last 48 hours and post a digest to #daily-digest". It works out each step and the app it happens in.
• Reading, looking things up and drafting go ahead on their own. A message or a payment waits for you: Asks first.
• It works as you, in the accounts you're signed into. It's built not to type your passwords or card numbers: when a sign-in needs your password, you type it and it carries on.
• Want it to keep doing a job? Always on.

Drag the orb#

Early access on Mac: drag the orb onto any window and say what you want done. It works in that window with its own cursor while you keep using yours, is built to ask first before it sends a message or pays for anything, and its ring on the edge of your screen turns green when it's done.

Limits#

Related#

• Asks firstEarly access on Mac. It's built to ask you before it sends a message or pays for anything, and not to type your passwords or card numbers.
• Always onEarly access on Mac. Pick a site, say what you want, and it keeps doing it, on a schedule or whenever something changes there.
• Use it at workPress fn in the app you are working in and ask out loud: it sees the page, explains and shows you on it. Handing it the job is in early access on Mac.