AI with its own computer. Uses mouse and keyboard like a real hire, not APIs. Quietly does the work faster than a human.
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We connected our computer-use agent to a robotic arm.
Vision only, no tactile sensing. Policies trained in simulation on a 3D-scanned workspace, refined with real demonstrations. When the arm gets stuck, it escalates to the agent's latent space and uses this as a direct read of the agent's brain state and its world and task understanding.
The result:
Soon we will introduce a new kind of AI model. “Robot 2.1” it can use a computer with a cursor but also a robotic arm or drive a car. Everything that needs intelligent movement. Just show it once and it learns and adapts instantly.
Oh: and it can also code and talk. (Super fast, super cheap)
See you soon 😏
We’ve been working on a different way to teach AI.
Instead of writing prompts, you just show it what you do.
This video explains how Warmwind’s teaching mode works.
We’d love to hear what you think about it.
warmwind.com/
We wanted to build a Europe Acceleration focused Brand. Inspired by:
@levelsio and @euromaximal
It made 152€ in revenue in the first 3 hrs, and the AI spent 132€ to get it up and running.
We wanted to see whether 4 Warmwind AI workers could run a whole business.
So we gave our AI workers a credit card and the task to build us a merch shop.
They handle everything from operations to supervision and improvements themselves.
It's online now for 14 hrs and already made its first sale.
Let's see if they can make it profitable.
(Shop link below)
shop.warmwind.com
It still didn't get to renaming the shop from "My Store"
Let's see where it takes the store over the next days and weeks and months.
Use any tools you want. Just beat Warmwind.
Forrest could use anything except Warmwind. Valentino could only use Warmwind.
Both had to automate the same invoice collection task.
Who gets it working first?
-> No one had any time to prepare. They read the task for the first time on camera.
warmwind.com/
Customer documents in your CRM with warmwind
One example of a simple warmwind use case: connect Dropbox with Copper CRM and let a worker handle incoming customer documents automatically.
When a new file appears in Dropbox, warmwind identifies the right customer in Copper and adds the document to the correct profile - keeping the CRM up to date without manual file handling.
Done in a few minutes.
Start for free at warmwind.com/
Watch Forrest show you how easy it is to get started with warmwind in just 3 minutes.
Take your chance at warmwind.com
(free access🤫)
warmwind retweeted
An AI operating system. A cloud worker that runs 24/7.
Those are the two ways @warmwind_OS describes itself and both are literal, not marketing language.
It’s a vision model that sees your screen and operates software the way you would: clicking, typing, navigating fully in the cloud, nothing to install.
Show it a task once, and it keeps running that workflow on its own, even after you close the tab.
Launched worldwide this week, built for anyone, no coding background needed.
Also Limited capacity for free trial available.👇
Watch the official launch video:
youtube.com/@warmwind_OS
Try Warmwind:
warmwind.com
Warmwind Technical Deep Dive
A look behind the interface at what we’re actually building - the systems, architecture, and technical decisions that make it all work.
warmwind.com/
Introducing warmwind OS: The World’s First AI Operating System
warmwind is live.
After three years of building, testing, breaking things, rebuilding them, and a long beta phase, we’re finally ready.
For the launch, we did what we apparently like doing: found a beautiful place somewhere in Europe and brought warmwind with us.
This is the first public version of warmwind OS.
We made it to 1.0.
Start now at warmwind.com
warmwind retweeted
Today I tried something different with Warmwind.
It’s an AI operating system that works like a cloud worker — interacting with software the way a human does: clicking, typing, and navigating interfaces.
The interesting part? You can show it a workflow once, and it can keep running it in the cloud, even when you’re offline.
It can work across different applications, including software without an API, which makes the idea especially interesting for repetitive business workflows.
I made a quick video showing how it works 👇
Watch the official launch video: youtube.com/@warmwind_OS
Explore Warmwind: warmwind.com