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Why organizations end up with AI bought team by team, and what changes when one system serves chat, agents and apps on your own machines.
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Why organizations end up with AI bought team by team, and what changes when one system serves chat, agents and apps on your own machines.
OverviewA question answered with a team skill and your documents, a reply drafted in Outlook, a page read in Chrome, and the dashboard that shows where it all ran.
Help: UseInstall the server, switch on HTTPS, add a GPU machine with its approval code, pick a model that fits, and send the first chat and the first API call.
Get startedSummarise a page, read a PDF, compare two tabs, copy a table, and fill a form after you say yes.
AgentsOne task in each app: comments in Word, a chart in Excel, a summary in PowerPoint, a reply in Outlook. Each change asks first and can be undone.
AgentsConnect with .NET or TypeScript, give an agent two tools, make one of them ask for approval, and add the ready chat panel.
DevelopersVideos play only after you press play. The player then loads from YouTube (Google), which receives your IP address; until then this page sends nothing to YouTube. Privacy