Start with the right device
Install LocalCommander, connect the Windows app and confirm that the PC is Online in the control center.
Use complete workflows and shorter safe prompts for real work on your connected Windows PC. Pick a task, copy it and verify the result.
Install LocalCommander, connect the Windows app and confirm that the PC is Online in the control center.
Replace example folders and websites with the actual location in your environment. Only use data and accounts you are authorized to access.
A request being sent is not proof that the task succeeded. Check the resulting file, report or status. Approve publishing, purchasing, deleting or sending as a separate step.
From local media and an offer sheet to reviewed drafts for two channels, with account, format and date checks.
A signed-in Meta Business Suite session, permission to the Facebook Page and connected professional Instagram account, plus approved source media.
In my signed-in Meta Business Suite, prepare a plan for 7 Facebook and Instagram posts using the images in the folder I specify and my offer spreadsheet. Check which profiles I can manage. Prepare the drafts, attach media where the interface supports it, and show me the calendar for approval. Only after my explicit confirmation, schedule the approved posts and verify their status.
Turn visible conversations into priorities, draft replies and a clean follow-up register.
Your business account and permission to handle conversations in the visible interface.
In my signed-in Meta Business Suite, review new comments and messages from the last 7 days that I am authorized to access. Group them by topic, remove duplicate threads and create an Excel table with status, priority and a proposed reply. Do not respond to anyone until I approve the selected conversations.
Use ready video files and approved copy instead of recreating every Reel manually.
Ready video assets and access to the professional profile through a supported interface.
I have three finished vertical videos in a Windows folder. Check their names, sizes and availability. Propose short Instagram captions, CTAs and hashtags. Open my signed-in professional profile or Meta Business Suite and prepare a draft with the selected video. Do not publish or schedule it without my approval.
Compare recent public content with the current offer and prepare controlled updates.
Access to your own Page and a current offer spreadsheet.
On my Facebook Page, review the latest 20 posts I am authorized to manage. Compare the offers with the Excel file I specify, mark outdated content, and prepare replacement posts plus a report with links. Do not edit or publish anything until I approve the change list.
Move from local video assets to a reviewed upload draft and verified schedule on your own channel.
A signed-in YouTube Studio session with channel access and a finished video file.
On my computer, find the finished video and thumbnail in the folder I specify. Based on the supplied notes, prepare a title, SEO description, chapters and tag suggestions. In my signed-in YouTube Studio, prepare the upload draft and fill the metadata. Do not publish or schedule it until I confirm. After approval, set the chosen date and verify the status.
Turn recent viewer feedback into a structured queue instead of answering chaotically.
Channel permissions and visible comments in YouTube Studio.
In my signed-in YouTube Studio, review the recent comments available on my videos. Group viewer questions and problems, create 10 ideas for future videos, and prepare reply drafts in Excel. Do not publish any replies until I approve the selected ones.
Collect the channel information you can actually see and identify videos that need review.
A signed-in YouTube Studio session with edit permission for the selected channel.
Review the available video library in my signed-in YouTube Studio. Create an Excel sheet with titles, dates, status, links and optimization suggestions. Identify 10 videos worth reviewing first. Do not edit public content until I approve the changes.
Combine verified sales exports into a report with margins, missing data and action items.
Sales exports or spreadsheets plus known definitions for costs and margins.
In the folder I specify I have three Excel/CSV files: orders, purchase costs and delivery costs. Inspect the schemas, join rows only on a stable ID, calculate sales and margin by product and month, and save a new XLSX with control totals and missing-data rows. Do not change the originals and do not invent missing prices.
Create a reviewable invoice register from local documents and isolate unclear files.
Documents on your own disk. Scanned PDFs may require additional OCR tooling.
In the Invoices/2026 folder, read the supported PDF files. Build a new Excel register with source file, invoice number, supplier, date, due date, net, tax, gross and a confidence status. Mark scans or difficult documents for manual review. Do not send anything to accounting or public authorities.
Turn a task/deadline sheet into a prioritized review instead of checking every row manually.
A spreadsheet with deadlines and clear priority rules.
Review the Excel file I specify with tasks, deadlines and owners. Identify overdue items, tasks due in the next 7 days and missing information. Create a new priority sheet and reminder drafts, but do not send any messages until I approve them.
Use an approved price list and template to prepare a consistent proposal without manual retyping.
An approved price list, template and permission to use the recipient's data.
Using the Excel price list and DOCX template I specify, prepare a customer proposal. Calculate only from available prices, create DOCX and PDF versions in Offers/Drafts, and compare the totals with Excel. Prepare an email draft but do not send it.
Find attachments, build a requirements checklist and prepare form fields without bypassing protected steps.
Your own authorized portal account, valid session and any required authentication such as MFA.
I have an administrative case in a portal I am signed in to. Check the required fields and attachments, find the relevant documents in my Cases folder, and prepare an Excel checklist of missing items and deadlines. If the form is available, fill it as a draft from my approved data. Do not sign or submit it without separate approval.
Review an authorized inbox, group threads and prepare replies without duplicates.
An authorized mailbox and appropriate permission to process correspondent data.
In my signed-in mailbox, review new customer messages from the last 3 days. Create an Excel table with subject, date, status, required action and attachments. Identify duplicate threads and prepare separate reply drafts. Do not send, delete or archive anything until I approve.
Compare approved product data with the current sales panel before controlled updates.
Access to your own store admin and accurate source product data.
My Excel file contains 30 SKUs with approved prices, stock and descriptions. Compare them with the products visible in my signed-in store admin, detect missing data and duplicates, and prepare a change plan per SKU. Do not publish or modify anything until I approve. After approval, update only the selected products and verify every change.
Create one actionable report from order status, shipping information and complaint queues.
Permission to the store admin and customer/order data.
Review my store orders from the last 7 days in the signed-in admin and compare them with the local spreadsheet. List missing tracking numbers, overdue shipments and complaints that need action. Create an Excel priority report with reply drafts. Do not change orders or send messages until I approve.
Turn authorized public inquiries into a structured shortlist and individual response drafts.
Legitimate access to the source and use that complies with the platform's terms.
Review the 20 listings or inquiries I specify in the browser. Compare them with my company's scope using explicit criteria, save a shortlist to Excel, detect duplicates and prepare individual response drafts. Do not send any messages until I approve them.
Combine Git, processes, tests, local URLs and errors into one reviewable project report.
Access to the local repository and authorized test environments.
On my computer, inspect the project in the repository I specify: Git status, running processes, available tests, recent errors and key local URLs. Prepare a status report with evidence and a recommended fix order. Do not modify production, run git reset/force push or deploy anything without approval.
Identify recent documents without moving or uploading them.
On my connected Windows PC, find the five newest PDF files in Documents/Invoices. Show their names, full paths, sizes and modified dates. Do not read their contents, copy them, move them or upload them.
Search one specific folder and show where each match came from.
In Documents/Projects, search for files containing the phrase I provide. Show up to 10 results with full paths and short context snippets where the format supports text reading. Do not modify any files.
Collect facts before deciding how to clean up disk space.
Inspect the folder I specify on my Windows PC. List the 20 largest files with sizes and modified dates. Suggest cleanup options, but do not delete or move anything.
Show differences without overwriting either version.
Compare the two text files I specify on my Windows PC. Show the differences clearly and include both file paths. Do not save any changes unless I approve them.
Turn a long document into verifiable points.
Read the PDF file I specify from my PC if the format is supported. List key dates, amounts and obligations. Include a source page or excerpt when the tool provides one. Do not guess missing information.
Check the structure and data quality without editing the source.
Read the local CSV file I specify. Return column names, row count, missing-value counts and five sample records. Do not write to or modify the file.
Check fields and consent text before any submission.
On the business website I opened, inspect the contact form. List field names, required fields, labels, consent text and visible validation messages. Do not enter data and do not submit the form.
Verify menu links and destinations.
On the website URL I specify, inspect the main navigation links. Record each label, target URL and page response. Do not click purchase buttons or submit any data.
Create a simple summary from the view I am allowed to access.
From the authorized page I have open, read the table headers and the first 10 visible rows. Return them as a clean table. Do not enter edit mode or access information outside my authorized view.
Compare visible production elements with a checklist.
On the website I specify, check the H1, main menu, primary CTA, footer and privacy-policy link. Return a PASS/FAIL report with the URLs and the elements you actually checked. Do not publish or change anything.
Find UX gaps without starting an order.
Open the product page I specify in my store. Check whether the product name, variants, price, availability and delivery information are visible. Report unclear or missing items. Do not add the product to cart and do not start checkout.
Quick diagnostics without closing programs.
On my connected Windows PC, show the running applications and the name of the currently active window. Do not switch windows and do not terminate any process.
Read resource information before taking action.
Inspect the running processes on my PC and show the five heaviest resource users with process name and PID. Do not stop them. If reliable CPU data is unavailable, say so.
Collect facts first, then propose a repair plan.
Check whether the application I name is running on my Windows PC and whether its window appears responsive. Collect available diagnostic information. Propose a plan without restarting the app or system.
Check metadata before executing anything.
Find the file I specify in Downloads. Show its size, modified date and hash if the available tool supports hashing. Do not run the file and do not modify its contents.
See which prototype capabilities are actually enabled.
Check my connected Android test device: model, Android version, LocalCommander app status and currently granted permissions. Do not enable any new permissions and do not perform gestures.
See which applications the prototype can open.
Show the apps that LocalCommander can currently launch on my Android test device. Do not open any app until I choose one.
Understand the current UI without clicking.
On my Android test device, inspect the visible accessible elements in the current app if the required Accessibility permission is enabled. List the main buttons and fields. Do not click any of them.
Inspect the real phone view without bypassing protection.
Capture the current screen of my Android test device if the system allows it. Describe the visible elements. Do not attempt to bypass screenshot protection or secure-system restrictions.
Verify permission before reading private notification content.
Check whether LocalCommander currently has notification access on my Android test device. Do not read notification contents unless I explicitly ask you to.
Prepare a clean handoff list for a colleague.
In the project folder I specify, find documents modified during the last seven days. Return a table with file names, full paths and dates. Do not open or transfer files containing customer data without my confirmation.
Find basic gaps in offer and contact pages.
Open my company website and check the Offer, Contact and Pricing pages if they exist. Return missing elements and broken links with URLs. Do not submit forms.
Turn the current site and project report into concrete acceptance checks.
Using the website I specify and the local project report, create a pre-release checklist with item, current state, risk and required test. Do not deploy or publish anything.
Inspect the repo without overwriting another agent's work.
On my Windows PC, inspect Git status in the project directory, current branch and uncommitted files. Do not run reset, checkout, rebase, merge, commit or push.
Separate observed errors from assumptions.
In the project directory I specify, find the newest application log and list the five most important errors with timestamp and a short context excerpt. Do not reveal secrets, modify files or restart services.
Choose the safest next validation step.
In the local project directory, inspect the available test scripts and CI configuration. Recommend the least invasive test to run next. Do not install dependencies or execute any command until I approve it.
Combine browser and Windows work with clear permission and approval boundaries. LocalCommander does not bypass system protections and requires an authorized connected device.