Cross-tool execution
Run one instruction across local files, browser tabs, and desktop apps.
Private by design
Give one instruction. Velyn plans visible steps across your files, browser, and apps — then acts only with your approval.
What it does
Velyn links a single instruction to concrete actions across local files, browser sessions, and desktop apps while keeping execution visible.
Give intent, inspect planned steps, and approve execution with full override.
Core capabilities
Run one instruction across local files, browser tabs, and desktop apps.
Review explicit step-by-step actions before execution begins.
Keeps track of active tasks, open artifacts, and prior direction.
Completes repeated operating tasks without losing execution context.
Pause, revise, or stop execution at any point in the same thread.
Designed for codebases, multi-step flows, and tool-heavy daily work.
Privacy and control
Velyn is built so sensitive context stays close to your machine and every step of execution remains inspectable.
How it works
01
Describe what should be done in plain language.
02
Validate proposed actions across tools before execution starts.
03
Approve execution, guide progress, or interrupt when needed.
Use cases
Turn local notes and active browser research into release-ready summaries.
Apply file updates, run checks, and keep changes reviewable in one flow.
Handle repeated setup and operations tasks without constant context switching.
Gather inputs from tabs, docs, and app output into a structured draft.
Access
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