Answer the blockers up front.

A chat tool returns an answer. iAgent gives you a reviewable, testable, rerunnable workflow where every step has state, inputs, outputs, and records.

No. The model handles ambiguity such as understanding, extraction, explanation, and repair suggestions. The runtime and the user control flow, permissions, tools, state, and risky actions.

Some actions create real consequences. iAgent pauses at risky nodes so you can inspect what the step will do before approving or rejecting it.

Failure lands on a specific node. You can inspect input, output, error, and impact, ask AI for a repair suggestion, review it, and rerun from that node.

Desktop workflows keep files and workflow records on your machine by default. Model-backed steps send only the smallest useful context needed for that step.

You can check the current desktop builds on the download page or sign in to try Web Chat first.

Yes. Web Chat is useful for lightweight questions and temporary file analysis. Complete workflows remain centered on the desktop app.