Neural Cursor plans the steps, carries them out, and checks its own work. When something doesn't land, it notices and fixes it.
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Amber means it recovered. Teal means it checked.
WHAT IT DOES
A macro replays keystrokes blind and never notices when it goes wrong. Neural Cursor looks after every action it takes.
You describe the outcome in plain language. It works out the sequence of actions and shows you each one before it runs.
After every action it looks at your screen to confirm what it expected actually happened. If it didn't, it recovers and tries again.
Launching something unfamiliar, or any shortcut that could close or delete, stops and waits for you. Declining skips the step.
HOW IT WORKS
Every step is checked against what's actually on screen before Neural Cursor moves on — not just whether the click happened, but whether it worked.
Plain language in, a concrete step-by-step plan out — grounded in what's actually open on your desktop right now.
Real clicks, real typing, real windows — the same computer you'd use yourself, one verified step at a time.
A step that doesn't land gets a second look — sometimes a screenshot, sometimes a person — before trying again.
WHO IT'S FOR
Operate a machine by describing what you want, not by pointing at it.
The same forms, the same reports, every week. Hand them over.
Legacy software with no API still has a keyboard and a window.
Bring your own Claude key and point it at whatever you like.
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