Pig is an API for launching and automating Windows apps. It combines a chat-based interface with developer-facing interfaces so users can build complex automations and control Windows applications with AI assistance.
The product’s chat mode uses a specialized computer-use AI and lets users connect machines and prototype workflows without writing code. Pig also exposes the same computer-use AI through an Agent API. For more advanced automation, it provides a low-level SDK for experienced AI teams to implement their own agents using Pig’s base tool kit. The SDK is described as a simple interface built for developers and is intended to plug into an agent wherever needed.
Automations are self-hosted by default, and users can subscribe their own machines as workers in the Pig system. The automation tools named on the page include click(), type(), and screenshot(), and the agent loop example shows desktop viewing, mouse clicks, text entry, and transferring control to a human operator when oversight is needed. The page also refers to humans in the loop and to the ability to yield and await control from a human operator.
The entry points on the site are Get Started, Try Now, Learn More, Read Docs, and Talk to Us.
In the API design, testing & docs space, Pig takes a focused approach. It focuses on automating repetitive Windows tasks and workflows without manual scripting. It is built as a B2B product for developers and automation engineers. It ships for the web, API, and the command line, and it can be self-hosted.
Pig first shipped in 2024. Key capabilities include windows automation, Agent SDK, and chat interface. It exposes integrations via a public API.
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