Show it once.
Record a task as you do it. Apprentice keeps the steps, the context, and what changed.
A LITTLE LESS BUSYWORK
That task you do again. And again.
Show Apprentice how, review the workflow, and let it take the next turn.
A familiar task. A fresh pair of hands.
Works where your
work already happens.
01 / FROM DOING TO DELEGATING
No flowcharts to build. No scripts to wrestle with.
Start with the way you already work.
Record a task as you do it. Apprentice keeps the steps, the context, and what changed.
Review what it learned. Choose the inputs that change. Give uncertain steps a second look.
Run it with fresh inputs. Every result gets checked before the next step starts.
02 / LESS TALK. MORE SHOW.
Real executions. Synthetic data.
A front-row seat to the everyday stuff.
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03 / MORE ROOM TO WORK
Neither should your workflow. Bring the browser, your files,
and your terminal into the same routine.
Forms, reports, downloads, and uploads. Change the month or the amount, then let the workflow follow through.
Create, copy, move, and rename. Pass the right file to the next step, with its contents and destination verified.
Open a verified VS Code workspace. Run a reviewed command with the right inputs, directory, and exit check.
04 / THE WHEEL IS STILL YOURS
Hand over the routine.
Keep the decisions that matter.
Asked privately each run. Redacted from recordings. Kept out of workflow examples and audit logs.
Each step has a result to verify. An uncertain outcome pauses for review before anything moves on.
Review the workflow and approve sensitive actions. Need a break? Stop a browser run with Ctrl + Alt + Esc.
A FEW GOOD QUESTIONS
Curious is a good place to start.
Browser workflows cover navigation, forms, selections, downloads, and uploads. Windows workflows also support verified file operations, reviewed PowerShell commands and scripts, and opening a VS Code project. General native controls and clipboard replay are planned next.
You teach by doing. Apprentice produces a readable workflow with reusable inputs. The current developer preview asks you to review that YAML, resolve uncertain steps, and run the command-line tool. A desktop dashboard is still on the roadmap.
The current recorder, model-free labeler, and verified workflow replay work locally without an AI service or API key. Browser replay uses page labels and roles. A local vision model is an optional early experiment, not required for these demos.
Browser targets use labels, roles, and text, with recorded CSS as a fallback. Six portal variants are tested. If the target is missing, ambiguous, or the result can't be verified, the workflow stops for review.
Yes. Review the workflow's inputs and permitted directory roots, then supply a new project or folder when you replay. Commands preserve their arguments and working directory. Local commands still run with your user permissions.
Apprentice is a developer preview designed for reviewed, supervised workflows. These demos use synthetic data and local sandboxes. Review every workflow and its confirmations before using it on a real task.
GOOD WORK DESERVES A LITTLE HELP.
Give the repetitive part a new pair of hands.