Pig
AI-powered automation for Windows apps — chat, API, or SDK to control machines
| What is it | AI-powered automation for Windows apps — chat, API, or SDK to control machines |
|---|---|
| Pricing | Unknown |
| Platform | Web Application |
| API | Yes |
| Best for | automating repetitive data entry in Windows applications, orchestrating multi-step workflows across legacy Windows software |
| Domain registered | 2024 |
Data updated Aug. 1, 2026
What does Pig do?
Pig is an AI tool that lets you automate Windows applications by giving an AI agent control over your desktop. Instead of writing complex scripts or macros, you can describe what you want done in plain English — the AI handles clicking buttons, typing text, and navigating menus. It works through a chat interface for quick prototyping, an API for integrating into your own software, and a Python SDK for building custom automation agents.
The core idea is simple: you connect a Windows machine (your own, self-hosted) to Pig's system, and the AI can take screenshots, move the mouse, and type just like a human operator. The chat mode is great for testing workflows without any coding. For developers, the Agent API exposes the same computer-use AI so you can embed automation into your apps. The SDK gives you low-level control — you write loops that take screenshots, click at coordinates, and type text, with the option to hand off control to a human when needed. All machines are self-hosted by default, so your data never leaves your infrastructure.
Pig is built for developers and IT teams who need to automate repetitive tasks in Windows software that doesn't have its own API — think legacy enterprise apps, data entry workflows, or testing environments. It's also useful for building AI agents that can interact with any desktop application. If you've ever wished you could just tell a computer to "fill out this form in Excel and email it," Pig makes that possible without writing a single line of code.
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