What the desktop app can connect to and operate
Connect this computer’s folders, applications and browser websites so CaiGeek can act on your instructions.
Three kinds of computer access
- Folders: read files on demand in an authorized directory, or automatically receive new and changed files while keeping local originals.
- Applications: open the computer app you selected, read and operate its interface, and query data, fill fields or export files as requested. Availability depends on the app and system permissions.
- Browsers: navigate authorized websites, query and read tables, download data and upload files for an explicit task. Use regular Chrome or the built-in browser option offered by the app.
Start with Connect computer
Install an available CaiGeek desktop version and sign in. In a conversation, open ＋ → 连接电脑 (Connect computer), add a connection and choose an application, browser website or folder. You can also ask to read monthly reports on your computer and follow the connection prompt.
Search or filter connections by application, browser or folder. If multiple computers are connected, check which one is selected. Connections belong to the actual account and work scope.
Request computer work from your phone
Once the computer is connected and online, you can request work from the same account and work identity on your phone or the web, using computer sources you are authorized to access. Grant new folder or application access in the desktop app on that computer.
After files are received, they can also be used from saved materials on your phone and the web. Viewing received files and results does not require reopening the original computer application.
Work follows your instructions
A connection is not permission to read the whole computer. Use remains within authorized sources and your task. For payments, messages or significant business changes, clearly specify the target, scope and decision.
Available operating system releases are shown on the download page. The desktop app does not require a separate Python, Docker or local execution service installation; Chrome access requires the browser extension described in the app.