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I'm building an AI that can actually operate your Windows computer 🎙️

Most AI tools help you figure out what to do next. But you still have to open applications, navigate menus, click buttons, and execute the steps yourself. I want to change that. I'm building Dexibi — a voice-first AI operator for Windows. The idea is simple: tell your computer what you want to acco

dev.toFreitag 17:21 · 16.10.1 Min. Lesezeit
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Most AI tools help you figure out what to do next.

But you still have to open applications, navigate menus, click buttons, and execute the steps yourself.

I'm building Dexibi — a voice-first AI operator for Windows.

The idea is simple: tell your computer what you want to accomplish, and Dexibi helps turn your instructions into real desktop actions.

Instead of manually orchestrating every step, you should be able to focus on the outcome.

The interesting challenge isn't just understanding voice commands. It's making an AI interact with a real desktop reliably, handle unexpected situations, and determine whether a task actually succeeded.

That's what I'm working toward with Dexibi.

I'm building this as an independent maker, and I'd love to hear from people interested in AI agents, desktop automation, and productivity.

Question: What's one repetitive task on your computer you'd love to delegate to an AI?

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