Mantle, your computer’s own agent
Mantle works on your MantleOS desktop, in front of you. Ask it from the ask bar (the orb at the top, or ⌥Space).
- Do it.
- Give it a task and it does it in your apps: Text Editor, the terminal, LibreOffice, Files, the browser for simple pages. You see a plan, its steps ticking off, and its own cursor on whatever it’s using.
- Teach me.
- Ask to learn something and it teaches by doing it with you, in your app. It points at each part, gives you a turn to try, and shows you when you’d rather watch.
- It asks first.
- Before anything that deletes, overwrites, installs, sends or buys, it asks you. You can take over or stop it at any moment, and what it did so far stays.
- Honest about the end.
- When it’s done it says what it did. A step it couldn’t do is shown as skipped, never as done.
- Showcase or Stealth.
- Watch every move, or let agents work without drawing on your screen. You’ll still see when one needs you. Settings → Agents, or per task in the ask bar.
- Other agents work alongside it.
- Hermes, Claude Code and Codex on your computer each show their own cursor and name as they work, and you can stop any of them.
- The AI model.
- Mantle thinks with the model you chose for your computer, on your AI credit. You can pick another in the ask bar.
Not yet
- Menus inside apps (like Insert → Chart): coming soon.
- Signing in to your accounts for you, or solving “are you a robot” checks.
- Very long jobs: a task runs up to about 15 minutes, a lesson about 30.