What the product is: An AI operator that runs locally on the computer, capable of understanding context and directly manipulating within professional software such as Blender, Maya, Photoshop, AutoCAD, Premiere Pro, and many other tools.

Problem solved: Professional creative tools are powerful but complex, difficult to learn, and often lead to fragmented processes. The product enables users to delegate tasks in natural language so that AI can assist in executing them directly within the actual project, rather than having to switch to a separate AI tool.

Main features: direct control of professional software; understanding scene, layer, timeline, and project state; coordinating multiple applications within the same workflow; supporting multiple AI providers; running local-first so that data and project files remain on the user's machine. Currently, the beta has integrated 19 professional applications.

Who should use it: 3D/VFX artists, designers, video editors, architects, CAD engineers, and anyone regularly working with creative or professional technical software.

How to get started: install the desktop application on your computer, connect the supported software and AI providers, then select the application or project you are working on and assign tasks to AI.

What makes it different: instead of trying to replace Blender, Adobe, or AutoCAD with a new “AI canvas”, the product operates within those very tools, leveraging the core capabilities of the software and adding an AI layer to understand, execute, check, and coordinate professional workflows.