Meet
Kirari.

What you may turn on

• See what your coding agents are doingOff
• Answer their requests on the islandOff
• Ask Kirari, with your Parley accountOff
• Look things up on the webOff
• Remember what you ask it toOff
• Set remindersOff
• Look at your screen when you askAsk me each time
• Look in folders you chooseOff
• Read your calendarOff
• Read your emailOff
• Write and send emailOff, then you press Send
• Use the tools of apps you connectYour click each time
• Write a file, run a command, open somethingOff, then your click each time
• Use a website in its own browserOff, then your click each time
• Do something by itself at a time you setIt waits for your yes
• Keep working while this computer is offOff
• Read its answers aloudOff
• Start with the computerOff

This is how Kirari starts. Each use is written down for you to see, and you can take any of it back.

What Kirari never does

• It never uses the microphone or the camera.
• It never watches your screen in the background.
• It never looks in a folder, a calendar or an inbox that you did not connect yourself.
• It never writes a file, runs a command or opens anything without your click, each time.
• It never sends an email without your press on Send, and it never deletes or marks your mail.
• Its own browser never downloads a file, never types a password or a card number, and cannot reach your computer or your home network.
• It never goes on by itself past a step that needs your yes: it stops there and waits for you.
• It never lets one job use more credits than one job may use without asking you first.
• It never answers a request from your coding agent for you.
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