Research
Research whether homework improves grades in primary school. Cite every source.
Ora reads the pages itself and every claim in the report links to the exact passage it came from.
It reads the screen, clicks, types and checks its own work, the way you would. It asks before anything that can't be undone, and it keeps a receipt.
An example run: asked to turn in an English essay, Ora finds the assignment on a school portal, chooses the right button, asks the user before uploading the file, and reports when the portal confirms the submission.
Type what you want the way you'd say it to a person. These are real requests from our getting-started guide.
Research whether homework improves grades in primary school. Cite every source.
Ora reads the pages itself and every claim in the report links to the exact passage it came from.
Download this week's assignment files into my School folder and list what's due.
It checks a file against the assignment's rules, asks you before turning it in, and keeps a receipt the portal confirmed.
Tidy my Downloads folder. Group the files by type.
You see the moves before anything happens. Undo puts every file back where it was.
Make a single web page with a homework list I can edit and save.
Ora writes the code in a folder you choose, asks before it runs commands, and can undo its changes.
Every weekday morning, check the portal for new assignments and save a note in my School folder.
It runs on a schedule and stops to wait for you when it needs a decision.
Triage my inbox and draft replies to anything that needs one.
A short digest and drafts in your Drafts folder. Nothing is sent unless you approve it.
Anything that leaves your computer or can't be taken back stops at a box like this one.
Compass-1 runs on your PC. It looks at the screen, picks the one thing to act on, and hands harder calls to a bigger model when it isn't sure.
The default. Downloads once (1.3 GB) after you say yes, then works offline.
A smaller version for laptops without a graphics card, built to answer in under a second on the processor alone.
We're inviting friends, teachers and lecturers first, so we can watch it work on real jobs and fix what gets in the way.