Cukie

Most of an office day goes to the same work, again and again. You update the spreadsheet, write up the report, retype a scanned page, and fill in the same forms on websites and government portals. A chatbot can tell you how, but you still do every step yourself, then copy its answer back into your files.

Cukie is an AI assistant for the workplace, on Windows and Mac. You hand it the work in a chat, in plain words, with the files and photos it needs. It works in your files and on websites, and gives you back finished work: the sheet, the report, the form filled in. It runs on your computer, in the background, so you keep working while it does.

It reads and writes Excel, Word and PDF files, and turns a photo of a paper page into a Word document. On websites, it opens its own tabs in the background, signed in as you, and never takes over your screen. You can watch any of its tabs, or take over at any point. It remembers what matters between chats, and it works in English and Vietnamese.

It's the assistant a whole office shares. When Cukie has done a task the way your team likes it, save how it did it as a skill and share it across your organization, so everyone gets the same result. Unlike team software, it isn't one more system for everyone to learn: it works with the files, websites and tools your team already uses.

It is careful by default. Before it buys, sends, posts or deletes anything, it stops and asks you. A web page can inform it, never instruct it. Its built-in browser fills in your passwords, so the AI never sees them, and your chats, memory and settings stay on your computer.

Coming soon Next, Cukie takes the work to your teammates. From the same chat, you'll send the report to @minh, give @lan a task due Friday, or set up a meeting about it on your Google or Microsoft calendar. Your teammates get the report, the task and the reminders right in Cukie.

— The team at fox3