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Ace
Ace controls a desktop with mouse and keyboard actions, helping teams automate computer-use tasks where speed and click accuracy matter.
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›What is Ace?
Ace is a computer autopilot that acts on a desktop from the screen and a prompt. It predicts mouse clicks and keystrokes, and is evaluated on computer-use tasks for click accuracy and action latency. General Agents says the system is still learning and can make mistakes.
›What are the pros and cons of Ace?
Strengths
Works directly with desktop interfaces through mouse and keyboard control
Reports strong click accuracy on General Agents' computer-use task suite
Designed for fast action prediction and execution
Training covers more than one million tasks
Trade-offs
The system can still make mistakes while it is being developed
›What are Ace’s key features?
Performs desktop tasks with mouse clicks and keyboard input
Uses the screen and a prompt to predict actions
Evaluated on correct left-click predictions
Designed for low-latency action prediction
Trained on more than one million tasks by software specialists and domain experts
›What are the best use cases for Ace?
Automating repetitive tasks performed through desktop interfaces
Running computer-use tasks from screen instructions
Testing desktop agents for click accuracy
Reducing action latency in mouse-and-keyboard workflows
›Who is Ace best for?
software specialistsUseful for specialists evaluating or automating computer-use tasks across desktop interfaces.
Not for
- Buyers who need a documented public pricing plan for this desktop autopilot
- Teams that require consistently error-free desktop actions without human oversight
