# SAAM has a computer of its own.

> To look up, fill in and sort out, SAAM opens its own browser and desktop. It is not your computer, so your screen stays yours. Watch it work, or take over at any moment.

Status: Live.

## What it does

- Browses sites, signs in, fills in forms and collects what it finds.
- Runs a terminal and keeps files, so it can sort a list or write a document.
- Shows you its screen live and hands it over when you ask.

## How to start

- Ask for a job that needs a website, such as a lookup or a form.
- Open the computer pane from the monitor button in the chat header.

## Limits

- Up to 2 computers per space. A computer sleeps after 10 minutes idle.
- Operating the screen needs a model that can see. The included one can.
- Some sites block automated browsers, and SAAM cannot get past them.
- Inside its own computer it does not ask before each click. Sending or changing things in your apps still asks.

## A real desktop, not a trick.

Each agent gets its own Linux desktop in a sealed container. Nothing on it is your laptop, your files or your browser.

- A browser: Chromium, with its own profile. Sites it signs in to stay signed in between jobs.
- Files: A home folder for downloads, spreadsheets and anything it writes. Saved when a job ends.
- A terminal: A real shell with Python, for sorting, converting and scripting the tedious parts.
- A desktop: Windows, a mouse and a keyboard. It can click and type like a person does.

## Your screen stays yours. Its screen is open to you.

Open the computer pane to see what SAAM sees, live. Press Take control and the mouse and keyboard are yours until you hand them back.

If SAAM gets stuck, it can ask you to step in. You get a notice that it needs you on the screen.

## Ask, watch or walk away, get the result.

Most jobs need nothing from you after the first message.

- 1. You ask: Find the pharmacy that is open late and add it to my list.
- 2. The computer wakes: It starts on demand with its saved browser profile and files.
- 3. It works: It reads pages, clicks, types and keeps notes. Open the pane if you want to see it.
- 4. It reports back: The answer lands in the chat, with files attached when there are any.

## Watch the screen. Take control.

A short recording from the live app: the computer pane with you in control of the screen, then handing it back. The browsing in the clip was done by hand.

## Secrets stay with you.

When a site needs a password or a code, SAAM asks for it on a card in the chat, not in the conversation. What you type there is passed to the site and is never shown to the model.

You can also take control and type it on the screen yourself.

## It sleeps when you are done.

A computer starts when it is needed and suspends after 10 minutes idle. Files and the signed-in browser are kept.

- Kept: Files in its home folder and the browser profile, so logins and cookies carry over.
- Not kept: Programs installed outside its home folder. Each wake starts from a clean system.

## What it cannot do yet.

A computer takes real memory and processing, so SAAM keeps the numbers small and says so.

- Two at a time: Each space can run up to 2 computers at once.
- Needs a model that sees: Reading the screen takes a vision model. Page tools and the terminal work with any model.
- Blocked sites: Some sites refuse automated browsers or show checks SAAM cannot pass. We make no promise about those.
- No click-by-click approval: Inside the computer SAAM acts freely, and the sealed container is the boundary. Anything that sends or changes something in your apps still asks first.

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