Pig
An API for AI agents to remotely control and automate Windows applications and workflows.
At a glance
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- Best suited to
Developers and teams automating Windows apps with AI agents
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What to know before choosing
Good fit
Developers and teams automating Windows apps with AI agents
Limits and trade-offs
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A closer look at Pig
Pig is an API and chat interface for operating Windows applications with AI. Its computer-use AI automates Windows apps and workflows, letting users connect machines and prototype workflows in a familiar chat interface without writing code, while advanced teams can build complex agents with a low-level SDK and the Agent API.
Editorial guidance based on published documentation. The workflow below is a suggested starting point, not a measured product result.
When to choose Pig
- Developers building Windows automation agents
- Teams automating repetitive Windows app workflows
- AI teams that need computer-use capabilities via API
When to choose something else
- Users on macOS or Linux only
- Non-technical users with no Windows workflow to automate
A practical starting workflow
- Connect a Windows machine to Pig
- Describe the workflow in Pig Chat or via the Agent API
- Let the computer-use AI operate the Windows apps
- Review the result and refine the workflow
Check before committing
- Granting AI control of Windows apps is powerful and risky; scope permissions and supervise automations.
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Common questions
What does Pig do?
It operates Windows apps with AI, making it easy to build complex automations powered by AI.
Do I need to code to use Pig?
No, the homepage says Pig Chat lets users prototype workflows without writing a single line of code.
Is there an API for developers?
Yes, the homepage lists an Agent API and a low-level SDK for advanced automation teams.
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