
Platform of interactive app agents...
Picking a ready-made agent and installing it locally is closer to how HelloMe is used than building a pipeline from scratch. The local runner is required for most apps, with Windows and macOS called out, and each listing says how data stays local. Hz Canvas combines an infinite canvas, asset markup, and video generation, while OpenStory runs from script and storyboard through voiceover and export. On the office side, one tool rebuilds scientific figures into editable decks, and there is an official PPT agent. The WeChat sender is one-way only; the page says automatic replies are not supported. It fits creators and office staff who will install locally and choose an agent for a specific job.
HelloMe is a platform of interactive app agents for individuals and companies, covering content creation, sales, office automation, and data analysis. Most agents run locally and require the HelloMe runner on Windows or macOS; a few list Windows only. Official and creator listings include the Hz Canvas infinite canvas, short-video assembly, the OpenStory video workbench, scientific-figure to editable vector conversion, and PPT generation. The site also lists experts who can customize agents.
Difficulty: Beginner Friendly
Ready-to-run agents
Pick agents by content, sales, or office category. Each listing names the author, how it runs, and the supported systems.
Local runner install
Most apps are marked local and require the HelloMe runner, commonly on Windows and macOS.
Canvas and video creation
Hz Canvas combines an infinite canvas, asset markup, and video generation, alongside a short-video assembler and the OpenStory workbench.
Office document agents
Includes a tool that rebuilds scientific figures into editable decks and vectors, plus an official PPT agent.
Brand video on a canvas
A marketer installs the runner, opens Hz Canvas, marks up assets on the infinite canvas, and generates video.
Turning copy into a short video
A creator gives an idea, copy, or local clips to the assembly tool and exports a short video.
Scientific figures into editable slides
A researcher sends a mechanism figure to the matching agent and gets an editable deck and vector graphic.
Most listings say they run locally and require the HelloMe runner. Windows and macOS are common, and some apps list Windows only, so check that line before you choose. The runner executes the agent on your computer rather than leaving the whole job in a browser tab. The agent opens only after that install finishes.
Examples from the official team or creators include Hz Canvas, quick video assembly, the OpenStory workbench, a motion-recipe gallery, and a clothing-model video workshop. Office entries include scientific-figure to editable vector conversion and a PPT agent. These are only what the site currently shows; availability follows the live list.
The WeChat sending agent says it only sends one way: images, video, and documents, to one chat or a group, and it explicitly does not support automatic replies. It also warns against using it while other apps are full screen, and it lists Windows. If you need automatic customer replies, this agent does not do that.
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