What Xavier can do
right now.

Form Fill

Fill out any application in under a second.

Drop your resume into the chat. Tell it to fill the form. Every text field, every dropdown, every checkbox — done. Greenhouse, Workday, Lever, or any web form. One prompt. One second.

Web Control

Control the entire web through conversation.

Navigate to any site. Type into any input. Click any button. Send messages. Submit forms. Search Google. Log into accounts. Xavier injects commands directly into the browser DOM — not simulated clicks, not screenshots. Real, instant control over every website you visit.

Desktop Apps

Every app on your Mac. One interface.

Open Photoshop and apply a gradient. Switch to Finder and move files. Jump to Xcode and build. Go to Notes and write. Xavier reads every button, menu, and field through the macOS Accessibility API — the same system Apple built for VoiceOver. No pixel guessing. No screenshots. It sees what you see.

Photoshop

Creative work through words.

Tell it to add a drop shadow. A gaussian blur. A gradient overlay. Adjust brightness. Invert colors. Add noise. Xavier speaks Photoshop's native language — raw Action Descriptors that bypass the broken scripting API. 16 tested templates that actually work, not code that crashes.

Intelligence

It learns. It remembers. It gets better.

Xavier reads every menu bar, every shortcut, every toolbar button — and remembers them. It builds profiles for each app so it knows the fastest way to do anything. Attach a PDF and it reads it. Attach an image and it sees it. Every chat is context-aware, bound to the app you're working in.

Safety

Power without risk.

A 4-tier safety system classifies every action before it executes. Destructive commands get blocked. Risky operations require confirmation. Sensitive fields are automatically redacted. Your API keys never leave your device. Everything runs locally — Xavier is a local-first platform, not a cloud service.