Think-Act brings writing assistance, OCR and document intelligence, screen recording, reusable Skills, connected tools, and a controlled Desktop Agent into one desktop workspace. Use the focused tool first, then connect the steps when the task actually needs it.
Windows
macOS
Free to install and try
Controlled actions
Think-Act workflow
Context
→
Capability
→
Review
The Think-Act Agentic Dashboard keeps the task prompt, success criteria, agent activity, and response workspace together in one application.
What Think-Act does
Start with the work
already in front of you
A task might begin with a PDF, screenshot, selected paragraph, scan, local file, or recording. Think-Act keeps that source close while you extract information, improve text, capture a process, or coordinate a larger task.
Use the smallest useful tool first
Rewrite text, inspect a document, or record a process without turning a simple job into automation.
Use the Desktop Agent when the work spans steps
Give it a bounded outcome, choose what it may use, respond to approvals, and review the result.
The Think-Act Document Intelligence workspace keeps the uploaded source, scan results, and document question area in one view.
1 · Context
Bring the source
2 · Work
Use the right tool
3 · Review
Check the result
Inside Think-Act
Pick the capability that fits the job.
Connect the work when it grows
Writing, document intelligence, and recording remain useful on their own. The Desktop Agent adds coordination when one outcome spans context, several capabilities, connected tools, or approval steps.
Multi-step work
Desktop Agent
Give Think-Act a clear outcome, not unlimited control
Give Think-Act the source material, the outcome you want, and the capabilities available to the run. Follow supported activity, respond where approval is required, and review the result before relying on it.
Optional success criteria can define a clearer finish line
Supported execution activity can remain available for review
Consequential actions can follow ALLOW, ASK, or BLOCK policy
A reviewed method can later become a reusable local Skill
Select or supply the text you are already working with, tell Think-Act what should change, and review the draft before using it. Rewrite, summarize, translate, clarify, or adjust tone without rebuilding the context from scratch.
Improve text without changing the meaning
Rewrite awkward wording, improve clarity, shorten a passage, or adjust the tone while keeping the original nearby for comparison.
Turn longer text into something easier to use
Summarize notes, messages, passages, or supplied content into a more focused draft without losing sight of the source.
Keep the result as a draft until you review it
Compare the generated version with the original, make any final edits, and decide what should actually be copied, saved, or shared.
Example: select a long paragraph, ask Think-Act to make it clearer and shorter, then compare the draft with the original before replacing anything.
Source
PDF, scan or image
Extract
Text & useful fields
Verify
Compare with source
Example: extract an invoice's supplier, reference, total, and due date while keeping the original available for verification.
Documents, scans & screenshots
Get the information you need
without losing sight of the source
Think-Act helps turn visual documents into usable working context. Extract the text, identify the details that matter, and keep the original close enough to check important values before they move into the next step.
Read visual content
Extract text from supported scans, screenshots, photographed pages, images, and image-based PDFs instead of entering it again manually.
Turn extraction into useful structure
Organize names, dates, references, totals, and other useful fields rather than stopping at one long block of extracted text.
Verify before the information travels
Check important wording and values against the original before using them in a reply, report, comparison, or larger Think-Act task.
Show the process once.
Turn it into something reusable
Record a process while the details are still visible. Think-Act keeps that capture available as a reference so you can turn what actually happened into documentation that is easier to review, share, and repeat.
Recurring workflow
→
step-by-step procedure
Preserve the real order of a routine task before turning it into an SOP or internal guide.
Bug reproduction
→
clearer handoff
Keep the visible sequence and failure context available while preparing reproducible steps.
Recording
→
reviewed documentation
Compare the draft with the original capture before someone else relies on it.
The recording is the reference, not the finished documentation. Review the draft against what actually happened before sharing or reusing it.
A Think-Act recording can preserve the real sequence of a workflow and serve as context for preparing and reviewing reusable documentation.
A reviewable agent run
Follow the task from
source to checked result
A useful
Desktop Agent
run should make the important parts understandable: what it started from, which capabilities were used, where approval was required, and what still needs checking.
Keep the task, source material, supported activity, approval requests, and final result understandable as the work progresses.
Describe what should be achieved and, when useful, define criteria that make the finish line easier to recognize.
Example:
“Extract the invoice details, identify anything inconsistent, and prepare a reviewable reply.”
2
Context
Add only what the task depends on
Bring in relevant documents, screenshots, files, selected text, recordings, transcripts, or extracted information rather than treating the entire desktop as task context.
FilesPDFsScreenshotsSelected textRecordings
3
Capabilities
Keep available tools intentional
The run can use supported Think-Act capabilities and connected tools that are available to it. A connector that is disabled, unavailable, or unhealthy stays outside the task.
4
Approval
Pause where policy requires your decision
Supported consequential actions can proceed automatically, ask for confirmation, or remain blocked according to the configured policy.
ALLOW ASK BLOCK
5
Verify
Check the result against the original task
Inspect the result together with relevant supported activity and compare important values, claims, or conclusions with the original material before relying on them.
Extend a workflow deliberately
Skills preserve the method.
Connectors extend the reach
Skills and connectors solve different parts of the problem. A Skill preserves a useful way of working. A connector gives the task access to another supported capability when the workflow actually needs it.
Reusable method
Think-Act Skills
Keep a good way of working
Turn reviewed instructions, checks, and conventions into a reusable local Skill so the next similar task does not have to start from scratch.
Useful when
You already have a method that works and want future tasks to follow it consistently.
Preserve task instructions and conventions
Keep useful review checks
Repeat a proven workflow pattern
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Tool access
MCP & connectors
Give the task another capability
Connect a supported local or external tool when the workflow needs access beyond Think-Act's core desktop capabilities.
Useful when
The task needs to interact with another supported capability instead of only working with supplied context.
Think-Act runs on the desktop, while configured models, endpoints, or connectors may process task data elsewhere. Review the
data-flow guidance
before working with sensitive material.
Security & control
Decide what can happen
before the task starts
A desktop agent may work with files, applications, and connected systems. Think-Act keeps
access and approval policy
visible so important actions remain deliberate and reviewable.
Scoped capabilities
Unavailable or disabled connectors stay outside the run.
Action policies
Supported actions can allow, ask, or remain blocked.
Reviewable activity
Inspect supported observations, approvals, tool calls, and results.
Data flow awareness
Processing location depends on the configured model, endpoint, connector, and workflow.
Useful when the work already
crosses files, tools, and context
Think-Act fits practical desktop work that moves between documents, screenshots, recordings, text, files, and applications. The workflow changes by role, but the need to keep context close is the same.
Think-Act is a desktop AI workspace for Windows and macOS. It brings together writing assistance, OCR and document intelligence, screen recording, reusable Skills, integrations, and a controlled
Desktop Agent guide
for work that needs several coordinated steps.
Which desktop platforms are supported?
Think-Act is available for Windows and macOS. Visit
Windows and macOS downloads
for the current installers and platform requirements.
Do I need MCP connectors to use Think-Act?
No. Writing assistance, OCR and document intelligence, and screen recording can be used without MCP. A connector matters when a task needs access to another supported capability. See
Skills and connector guide
for the distinction between reusable instructions and tool access.
Can the Desktop Agent take actions without asking me?
That depends on the capability and the policy configured for the run. Supported actions can be set to
ALLOW, ASK, or BLOCK. A capability that is unavailable or disabled cannot be used by the task. Review
security and approval model
before enabling higher-impact actions.
Does Think-Act run everything locally?
Not necessarily. Think-Act runs as a desktop application, but the processing location depends on the model, endpoint, connector, and workflow you configure. Check the
data-flow guidance
before using sensitive material.
How is Think-Act different from browser-only AI?
Browser AI often begins by asking you to move or describe the context first. Think-Act is designed around desktop work, so a task can begin from the
text, document, screenshot, recording, or file already involved in the job
and bring in additional capabilities only when they are useful.
Improve a piece of writing, inspect a document, capture a process, or give the Desktop Agent a clearly bounded multi-step job. Start small, review the result, and extend the workflow only when it is useful.
Windows
macOS
Core tools work without MCP
Controlled agent actions
