Question 1

What is a workflow autopilot?

Accepted Answer

A 'Do this for me' button for a workflow in your product. A workflow autopilot is a computer-use agent that lives inside your product: the user hands over the task, and it completes it on screen, in the user's own session. Anything sensitive, the user approves or types themselves.

Question 2

How is a workflow autopilot different from a chatbot?

Accepted Answer

It never chats. It acts, and it shows its work on screen. The user watches the task get done instead of reading instructions.

Question 3

How is it different from a product tour?

Accepted Answer

A tour explains the task. An autopilot does it.

Question 4

Is it safe to let an AI act in my product?

Accepted Answer

The autopilot runs in the user's own session. No credentials pass through Holostaff. Payment, password, and code fields are hard-refused: the autopilot points, the user types. Pay, delete, send, or sign needs the user's Allow. Any keystroke pauses it, and Stop is always on screen.

Question 5

How are autopilots created?

Accepted Answer

One scan turns your repo into a journey map of your workflows. Synthetic users rehearse the real flows and show you what breaks. Suites gate every PR: an autopilot ships only while its workflow passes. One PR deploys it.

Question 6

How is this different from a browser agent?

Accepted Answer

It is one, on your terms. Outside browser agents drive your product unidentified and blind to your rules. A workflow autopilot is a computer-use agent your product owns: created by your team, certified by synthetic users on every build, and run inside your app with hard safety rails.

Question 7

Do I need a credit card to start?

Accepted Answer

The scan and your journey map are free, no card. Going live starts a 14-day trial. Card required, trial usage free.

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