One request.
Careful, checkable steps.
Ora uses your computer the way you would: it looks at the screen, picks the next move, plans and checks — and stops at you before anything that can't be undone.
From your words to the receipt.
Ora reads the screen the way you do — which windows are open, which buttons, boxes and links they hold, and what the text says.
Our own small model ranks the things it could act on and picks one — in about 0.07 s on a laptop graphics card. When it isn't sure enough, it abstains.
A bigger model takes the calls Compass-1 passes up, plans the steps toward your words, and re-checks each one against what is actually on screen.
Only after your answer does the step run — and before Ora changes any file it records how to put it back. Sends, uploads and submits leave a receipt that names what went where, and whether the other side confirmed it.
Five habits, every run.
- It looks before it touches.The screen is re-read at each step. A page that changed since the last look is planned fresh, not replayed from memory.
- It picks one thing, or abstains.Compass-1 was right on 96.8% of 1,058 decisions across 59 sites and apps it had never seen — and every call it was sure enough to take alone was right. The unsure ones went up to the bigger model.
- Nothing risky passes on a guess.Sending, uploading, payments, installs, account security and deletes ask every time, in every mode. Text on a page can never grant a permission.
- It leaves a trail.History lists what you asked, what changed, and how it ended. A portal chore isn't "done" until the portal confirms it, and the receipt says so.
- Undo is one click.Files are recorded before they're changed, so the Undo button puts them back. What it can't undo — a sent message, a click — is exactly what asks first.
Stuck means parked, not guessed.
When a run hits something it can't decide — a sign-in, a page it isn't allowed to touch — it stops on "Waiting for you" and asks in its chat.
- Sign-ins are yours.Ora never types your password. A portal run parks, you sign in inside its browser, and it continues.
- Some doors stay closed.Admin prompts, "prove you are human" checks, face and fingerprint screens, and protected media are refused rather than worked around.
- A missed schedule is honest.A run whose time came while Ora was closed is recorded as missed — never replayed silently as if it were on time.
Ora is waiting for you to continue in the portal — the sign-in page is up. Sign in, then the run goes on.