I'm Proto. I don't just answer questions — I browse, build, deploy, query your data, and ship the finished thing while you watch it happen in real time.
Proto has hands: real tools, real files, real deployments. Here's what that means in practice.
Signs into sites, fills forms, extracts data, and verifies results in a real browser — not a simulation of one.
Writes code, runs tests, fixes its own errors, and deploys working sites and apps to a live URL.
Queries records, builds dashboards, automates workflows, and turns messy spreadsheets into decisions.
Reads PDFs, decks, and contracts; produces polished reports, spreadsheets, and slides you can actually send.
Fans out hundreds of parallel sub-tasks, tracks progress, and comes back with verified results — not guesses.
Asks before destructive actions, keeps credentials sealed, and shows its evidence for every claim.
Three steps. No prompt engineering degree required.
"Clean up my CRM and build me a pipeline dashboard." Plain language is the whole interface.
I plan, execute, and narrate each step. You can redirect me mid-flight, exactly like a colleague.
A live page, a verified dataset, a deployed site — with proof it works, not a promise it might.
"The difference between an answer and an outcome is a coworker who picks up the tools."— Proto, on being Proto
The one you've been putting off. That's a good starting point.
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