Sometimes the problem is clear and the tool’s name is not. You describe it in your own words — “the scanned file cannot be searched”, “the PDF is too heavy for email” — and the Compass names the tool, or the sequence, with nothing sent over the network and no artificial intelligence.
Write what you need to achieve, as you would tell a colleague. You do not need the name of the function.
You can ask that the file must not leave the computer, or that AI must not be used. The Compass drops the tools that would break that constraint.
One tap and you are in the right card, with the steps already named. If two paths are too close, it says so and you choose.
The file does not leave your device. Thirty-three tools out of forty.
No. It matches your words against a lexicon written in the page, in Italian and in English. The question never leaves your device.
No: it stays in the browser. There is no server that “understands” the question, and no API key to configure.
If two tools are too close for it to choose for you, the Compass shows both. Better one more question than the wrong tool on a client’s document.
It opens in your browser, nothing to install. Five operations a day are free, with no payment details.