Most AI assistant demos show the agent model: the AI clicks things, fills forms, navigates apps. A lot of people watching those demos feel uncomfortable in a way that’s hard to articulate. The version I built is narrower. It only looks at the screen when you press a hotkey. It answers a question or suggests the obvious next action. It doesn’t click anything. The distinction that showed up in research: people don’t want to lose agency inside a tool they’re not fully comfortable with. They want what some described as ‘coach mode’ rather than ‘operator mode.’ Tell me what to do next. Don’t do it for me. That’s what Invoko is. Mac app. Hotkey trigger. Sees the current screen. Explains errors, drafts replies, summarizes pages, walks through confusing screens. Doesn’t take actions. Trust design: Hotkey-only. Not running in background. Visible indicator during read. Per-app blocking from first-run setup. Banking, password managers excluded by default. No persistent log, no recording between triggers. If this category of ‘looking AI’ is what you’ve wanted rather than the agent model, DM for a TestFlight link. Mac only right now. submitted by /u/h_a_ri
Originally posted by u/h_a_ri on r/ArtificialInteligence