Yansu

Yansu is a proactive AI assistant that runs on your desktop. Instead of waiting for you to ask a question, it learns by watching how you work. It observes your screen activity and conversations in apps like Slack or Teams to understand your patterns, decisions, and recurring tasks. Over time, it builds a structured memory of your work processes. The core idea is that Yansu turns this understanding into action without needing a prompt. It can automatically hand off tasks you'd rather skip, fill out forms, file support tickets, or create summaries—all while you focus on something else. It does this by operating a separate, virtual cursor, so it never interferes with your mouse or steals focus from your active window. What makes Yansu stand out is its emphasis on privacy and autonomy. All the observation, learning, and memory-building happens locally on your computer. Your data doesn't leave your device unless you explicitly allow it. The tool supports integration with major communication platforms and uses a multi-model AI approach, automatically selecting the best model (like Claude or GPT) for each specific task. This tool is ideal for individuals and teams who perform a lot of repetitive, manual computer work and want to automate those processes passively. It's for someone who wishes their computer could just 'figure out' what needs to be done next based on context, rather than having to meticulously script every automation. From creating knowledge bases from team chats to automating routine administrative clicks, Yansu aims to work quietly in the background, making you more productive by handling the busywork.