They work
where the work
actually is
The swarm lives on a server, but the work often sits with you: a project folder, an export from some app, files on the desktop. You can hand a bot your computer — with your permission, and without a single administrator password prompt.
What the bot
gets
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Tools arrive on their own
Node, git, fast file search, ffmpeg — the app brings them along and keeps them in its own folder. The installer never asks for an administrator password: anything that needs one is not part of the workshop.
Long jobs
A forty-minute build no longer dies on a timer. You see progress, the output stream line by line, and a cancel button — the job lives exactly as long as it needs.
Your folders
A project opens where it already lives: the bot edits files, runs them, shows a preview. Nothing is copied to the server unless you ask for it.
Your browser
The bot works in a separate browser profile on your machine. You type the passwords and the codes — it only sees the open page and does what you asked there.
Large applications
Docker, Ollama and LM Studio are not installed for you: they need administrator rights. The app finds them, checks the version and walks you to the normal install window.
Clean uninstall
One button and nothing is left behind — no tools, no caches, no services. The workshop leaves as quietly as it arrived.
What a bot
will not do
No uninvited access
You connect the computer and disconnect it with one button. Anything risky still goes through a permission card.
No password prompts
Not at install, not at work. Everything that needs administrator rights stays your own manual step.
Nothing hidden
Every command and every file lands in the log. “Done” is checked against that log rather than taken on trust.