Quickstart

Connect an AI, connect a Windows, macOS, or Linux computer, verify Noxgild, and run your first task.

Noxgild gives the AI you already use a controlled way to work on a real Windows, macOS, or Linux computer, its files and terminal, a signed-in browser, native desktop applications, and a separate hosted Cloud Browser.

1. Choose your AI

Open Connect an AI and select the client you already use.

2. Connect your Windows, macOS, or Linux computer

Run this in PowerShell or your terminal on the computer you want the AI to use:

npx @noxgild/cli@latest connect

Your browser opens so you can approve that computer.

3. Verify the AI connection

Use the verification prompt shown in the client guide. Do not stop at an OAuth success page: verification means the AI actually calls a protected Noxgild tool.

4. Run a real task

Use Noxgild to list my available computers and their status. Then inspect the selected computer environment and tell me what is ready.

Local browser vs Cloud Browser

Your Computer uses the files, terminal, signed-in browser, and desktop applications on an authorized Windows, macOS, or Linux computer.

Cloud Browser is a separate Noxgild-hosted browser session. Use it when the work should run independently of your workstation browser.

Safety model

Routine work can flow. High-impact actions can stop for exact approval. CAPTCHA, OTP, passkeys, protected OS prompts, and other security challenges remain human actions.