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Hire an AI employee team in your browser. Say one task; agents research, operate websites by sight, and produce real files. OXMA is a browser side panel that puts an "AI employee team" into your browser. Treat it like real staff: say one task → a manager splits the work among specialists → they research online, operate websites by sight, and produce files. No coding, no API wiring, no cloud. ■ What it does - Operate websites by sight: e-commerce back-ends, ERP, social sites — anything you can see and click, it reads by screenshot and acts on. - Produce real files: quotes, customer lists, reports — Word / Excel / PPT / PDF and web pages. - Research and learn: searches the web, finds its own way when stuck, and saves what it learns as a reusable skill. - Record once, replay: demo a routine once and hand it over. ■ Runs on your own model OXMA needs an AI model as its brain. The easiest way is to run LM Studio on your own computer (free, local, private), or enter a cloud service key. You control the model and where data flows. ■ Private by design The model runs on your machine, data stays local — no account, no analytics. The developer cannot see your conversations, browsing, or files. The free tier operates websites, produces documents, searches, and records workflows, with no cap on projects or workers. Advanced features (concurrency, advanced reasoning, training center, mobile alerts) can be unlocked separately.
Jul 20, 2026
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