Giz Computer

Work together in the same file and execution environment

Giz Computer provides a working environment with files, terminal and browser. An agent performs document, analysis or coding tasks in a space a person can inspect, leaving real files and execution output.

Example workflow: analyze source material and create a report

1. Prepare the files, objective and required tools or libraries.
2. The agent inspects the material and executes the required code or transformations.
3. Inspect progress and errors through terminal output and the browser.
4. Review the report, charts, code and reconciliation with source material.
5. Retain the artifacts and instructions needed to repeat the work.

Connect the person's workspace with agent tools

Bind the required terminal, browser, file access and execution permissions to the Computer. Inspect accessible Computers, active environments and task states before selecting the target. Unlike public website consultation, this workflow uses real workspace files and tools, so define permissions and resource configuration explicitly.

When the work includes a running service

Sharing an application requires defined ports, domain access, networking and process persistence. An operational service also needs deployment, health checks, backups, recovery and change ownership. Successful execution in a development environment alone does not establish long-term operating readiness.

Preparation and acceptance

Specify data size, CPU, memory and GPU needs, installed tools, external communication and backup requirements. Verify reproducibility, artifact retention, permissions, recovery after failure or interruption, and resource cost.

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