
Desktop agent from Kuaishou for Mac...
Do not treat it as a chat that answers once. Describe repeated work as a desktop app, such as receipt reading, a ledger, or a daily reminder, and let it build a program you can open again on that computer. To move machines, export a zip and a share code so the other side does not reinstall dependencies. If the job is on the web, describe the clicks, fields, and extraction, and let it drive the browser. When you are away, a message from Feishu or Slack can trigger the desktop. Workshop apps are downloaded with credits, and the page does not publish a price list. It fits office staff who want reusable tools left on their own computer, and people who want job search or marketing analysis turned into a fixed flow.
KroWork is a desktop agent from Kuaishou for Mac on Apple silicon and Intel, and for Windows. You describe an idea in plain language. It calls built-in skills, writes and runs code, and turns the result into a local app you can open again, rather than leaving it in one chat. An app can be exported as a zip and moved to another computer by link or share code, without the receiver setting up an environment. The workshop has featured apps for marketing analysis, investment research, job search, and long-form writing, and downloads spend credits. It can also open a browser to click, fill forms, and extract data, or take a message from Feishu, Slack, Telegram, or Discord and run it on the desktop. New users, daily check-in, and inviting friends can collect credits.
Difficulty: Intermediate
Turn a chat into an app
Describe an idea in plain language. The agent picks skills and runs them, then keeps the one-off flow as a local app you can open again.
Move apps as a zip
Export an app as an offline package and share it by link or code, so another device does not need a fresh environment setup.
Browser actions on its own
It opens a browser from your description and clicks, fills forms, and extracts data without you stepping through each action.
Messages trigger the desktop
Send a message in Feishu, Slack, Telegram, or Discord, and the desktop Kro continues the job.
Turn receipts into a ledger app
An office worker describes receipt reading and ledger rules and gets a local app that can be opened again later.
Match jobs on a daily run
A job seeker has it open hiring pages from a resume, filter listings, and keep the result as an assistant that can run again.
Move a workshop app to another computer
Download a marketing-analysis or long-form writing app from the workshop, then move it with a share code to another computer that already has the client.
Yes. The page calls this turning a flow into an app: a one-time description stays as a local app instead of disappearing with the chat. Examples such as a calculator or notes show that it can produce a desktop program you open again. To change computers, export a zip and move it by link or share code, and the receiver does not set up an environment again. The local app stays on your computer, and the zip share moves it between devices. The phone page tells you to download from the desktop site.
The page offers remote messages, not a full client on the phone. You send a message in Feishu, Slack, Telegram, or Discord, and the connected desktop runs it. It can also open a browser on its own to click, fill, and extract. Messaging is the remote instruction, and browser actions are the steps on the web. The desktop client has to be installed and available first. New users, daily check-in, and invitations can collect credits, and workshop downloads spend them.
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