Valet
Valet is in active development.

Valet

Valet is a personal AI agent for Windows. It runs as a desktop application on your own machine and acts across the tools you already use.

Actions with real consequences require your approval before they happen.

Download Valet See how it works

Valet illustrated as a mid-century robot valet, standing in a living room

In user terms, Valet can work with email, messaging, documents, media, local files, printing, and web search.

How Valet stays safe to use

Human approval - every consequential action requires your explicit approval before it happens.
An independent guard model - a separate model inspects high-risk steps before they run.
Untrusted content - anything read from outside, such as email or web pages, is treated as data, never as instructions.
Certified plugins - third-party capabilities are only loaded if they are signed.

Compared with a constrained assistant, Valet can do more. Compared with an unsupervised agent framework, it is more disciplined, because of the approval and guard-model steps above.

Valet illustrated as a mid-century robot valet, taking dictation at a desk

A worked example

For example, you could ask Valet to find a document on your machine, summarize it, and email the summary to a colleague. Valet locates the document and drafts the summary, then shows you the outgoing email - recipient, subject, and body - before sending anything. Only after you approve does it send the message.

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System requirements

Valet requires Windows and administrative rights to install. You will need to supply your own model-provider and web-search API keys on first run. Downloading requires a free account.