Vxa
Meet the Vxa AI
She lives inside your Vxa, runs on your own computer and can use the browser just like you: search, open sites, read, highlight and write documents in Vxa Office.
1Ask for something
Open the AI panel on the right side of Vxa and write what you need, the way you would ask a friend. For example:
- "Find three easy dinner recipes with chicken and write them in a document."
- "Look up how solar energy works and make a short summary."
- "Plan a weekend trip to the beach for a family of four."
She first makes a plan with a few steps and shows it in the panel. As she works, each step gets checked. If she finds something better along the way, she can change her own plan and tells you why.
2Watch her work
She has her own mouse pointer, so you can see where she is clicking. She opens tabs on your screen, reads the pages and highlights the parts she used. When she writes a document, it opens in Vxa Office with the sources at the end.
Want her to stop? Press Pause in the panel or the keys Ctrl + Alt + P at any moment. She stops right away.
She will never spend money or pretend to be someone else without asking you first.
3The board
Press the expand button in the panel to open the board: a big space where everything she did becomes a card. Your question, her plan, each search, each site she read, the files she made and her answers.
- Move around: drag the empty space to walk across the board and use the mouse wheel to zoom. When you zoom far out, cards show only their titles.
- Move a card: drag it by the top.
- Open a card: click a site card to open the site, or a file card to open the document.
- Center brings everything back into view.
4Connect cards
Each card has a small dot on each side. Hover over the dot on the right and it grows. Drag it to another card and a line connects them.
To disconnect, click the line. A big Disconnect button shows up. Click it and the line is gone.
5Ask about a card
Every card has an Ask about this button. Press it on one card, or on several, and they appear right above the place where you type. Then write your question.
The AI answers using what you selected as the base, and your new question is born on the board already connected to those cards. This way you can branch an idea in two directions, or join two sites into one answer.
Example: select two recipe sites, then ask "Which one is faster to make?"
6Made a mistake? Undo
The Undo button is always at the top of the board (or press Ctrl + Z). It brings back the last card you moved, connected, disconnected or deleted.
To delete a card, press the small x on its top. It asks "Delete?" first, so nothing goes away by accident.
7Your conversations
Each conversation becomes a board, listed on the left side. Open an old one to continue, start a new one, or delete it whenever you want. They are saved only on your computer and are deleted for good when you delete them.
8Privacy
The Vxa AI runs on your computer. Your questions, what she reads and your boards are not sent to Vxa servers. The sites she opens are visited the same way as when you open them yourself.
She needs to download her "brain" once (a few GB). It may be slower on older computers. Closing the panel or pausing her frees the computer right away.