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After you open a tab, create a project, put spreadsheets, documents, or images in it, and state the result you want delivered. For a workflow you will repeat, install it once from the skill store and call it later with a slash command. For a one-off, just describe it and let the system pick a skill. Code, browsing, and file work happen in the cloud sandbox, so the local machine needs no environment. Scheduled tasks continue after the computer is off. Websites, slides, research, and images can all start as this kind of task. Switching models in that environment comes with the subscription, and you can watch the run and stop it at any time. It fits people and small groups who do not want to manage keys or a local setup, and who want multi-step work kept in the cloud.
Happycapy is an agent computer you open in the browser. There is no client to install, and no terminal or API key to configure. The docs say it is powered by Claude Code, picks a built-in model for the task, and can write code, process documents, generate images, analyze data, and browse, read and write files, and run code inside a cloud sandbox. Each project has its own workspace, and generated files stay there. Common spreadsheets, documents, images, code, and video can be attached. The skill store offers workflows you can reuse, or call with a slash command. If you do not pick one, it chooses a skill from your description. Automations keep running after you leave. One subscription includes models from several labs, and you can switch among them. Teams put colleagues, context, and agents in one workspace.
Difficulty: Intermediate
A cloud sandbox in the browser
Inside an isolated cloud environment it browses, reads and writes files, and runs code, without local files mixing in automatically.
Project workspace files
Each project keeps uploads and generated results, and you can mention a file later to keep editing that same material.
Skill store and slash commands
Install a reusable workflow from the skill store or call it with a slash command. If you do not pick one, it chooses from your description.
Automations after you leave
Scheduled and long tasks keep running in the cloud after the computer is off. You can watch the steps and stop them at any time.
Keep a spreadsheet analysis in a project
An analyst uploads a spreadsheet, has the result computed in the project sandbox, and later mentions that generated file.
Install a repeated workflow as a skill
A team installs a weekly research or layout workflow from the skill store and reruns it with a slash command.
Let a scheduled task run while shut down
A lead sets an automation, turns the computer off, and later checks the sandbox result or stops the run.
No. The docs say you open it in the browser, with no install step and no terminal or API key to configure. It is powered by Claude Code and picks a built-in model for the task. You create a project, state the result, and attach files if you need them. The browser entry replaces a local environment, and the built-in models replace keys you would request yourself. Models from several labs switch inside one subscription. You can watch each step and stop the run at any time.
No. The docs say that most of the time you describe the result and it picks a skill when one fits. When you want a fixed workflow, install it from the skill store or name it with a slash command. After one install, repeated work does not start from a fresh prompt every time. Automatic skill choice fits one-off tasks, and slash commands fit people who already know which workflow they want. The store covers repeated work such as design, coding, analysis, and file handling.
The sandbox is in the cloud, separate from your computer. The site says it keeps working after the computer is off, and it supports schedules and triggers. You can still watch each step and stop it at any time. Generated files stay in that project's workspace for you to download or continue later. The cloud sandbox keeps the run going, and project files keep the result. Files that were never uploaded do not appear in the sandbox on their own. Subscription and credit use follow the docs.
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