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Give the work
a workflow.

Turn repeatable work into agent workflows on your Mac.

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Real agent runs with synthetic inboxes. Email and Telegram actions are local previews; nothing is sent.

  1. Ask the assistant on the right to create the workflow.
  2. A one-minute schedule starts two readers in parallel: Codex Luna for business email and Pi / River AI for personal email.
  3. Both readers connect to Claude. Customer-only filtering is planned; these connections do not enforce conditional stopping.
  4. Claude saves a local Telegram preview and proposes two replies. The illustrated phone sequence shows the intended approval experience.
  5. After approval, Codex Sol 6.1 saves reply previews matched to the original sample email accounts. Follow the completed run in the bottom panel.

Phone approval is illustrated; approving through Telegram is not implemented. The recorded run was approved in Wile.

This condensed edit combines native creation and scheduled-run captures with illustrated email and phone messages. Codex, Claude and River AI make real cloud model calls; privacy depends on the providers you configure.

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Works with the agents you already use

A day with Wile

You have better
things to do.

The conversation. The decision. The time to think. Let Wile handle the briefs, drafts, and follow-ups on your laptop while you focus on what needs you.

A day with Wile

18:00

You

Standup
Acme call
Lunch
Report meeting
Walk

Agent

Calendar · call in 50 minBrief for your call
Granola · call endedFollow-up + CRM
Gmail · Maya signedWelcome email + plan
Calendar · report at 15:00Weekly report prepared
Linear · WIL-91 createdImplemented, tested, PR
Granola · meeting endedAction items + owners
  1. Calendar Acme call in 50 min → brief prepared: last notes, open deal, 3 questions to ask
  2. Granola Acme call ended → follow-up email + CRM update drafted · you approve at 11:41
  3. Gmail Maya signed her offer → welcome email + first-week plan drafted · you approve at 14:11
  4. Calendar weekly report meeting at 15:00 → report prepared from Linear, CRM, Slack · you approve at 14:43
  5. Linear ticket WIL-91 created → implemented + tested in an isolated copy · PR waits for review
  6. Granola report meeting ended → action items with owners drafted · you approve at 16:49

Example day · 4 approvals

01An agent beside your canvas

Describe the work.
Build it in conversation.

Tell the assistant the result you want. Refine the steps, tools, handoffs, and approvals together, and see the whole design on the canvas. Below: an example request, shown before sending.

Meet your workflow assistant
Wile workflow canvas with the right-side assistant and an unsent request to create a meeting-notes workflow

Choose the right agent

Pick the provider and model for each agent step.

Pass the right context

Connect steps with explicit file, document, or text handoffs.

Keep your judgment in the loop

Pause at a human approval before the workflow continues.

02Codex apps & MCP

Your Codex apps.
Inside Wile.

Browse the Codex apps available to your account, or add your own MCP servers. Then decide which tools each agent step can use.

See how Codex connections work
Wile’s live Codex app catalog, listing apps such as Figma, Gmail, and Google Drive
A Wile step’s configuration: the connected Gmail app switched on, GitHub off, and switches for each permitted tool
  • GitHub
  • Gmail
  • Telegram
  • Granola
  • + MCP servers
Wile skill editor showing readable code review instructions

03Your way of working

Teach it once.
Bring it to every run.

Your review checklist. Your writing style. The context that makes a good result yours. Save instructions as skills and attach them to the steps that need them.

Skills live in readable files you can edit and version. Each run captures the ones it used.

Make your expertise reusable

You stay in charge

Agents do the work.
You keep the controls.

Review before continuing

Inspect the result at an approval step. The workflow waits for your decision before moving on.

Follow what happened

See stage progress, agent activity, outputs, and failures in the run history.

Choose where work runs

Keep a workflow on this Mac or manage it on a connected device that stays available.

Start with the work you repeat

One less thing
to keep in your head.

From engineering to research to the weekly update. Adapt an example to a process you already know.

Example workflow

Move the idea forward.

Give agents a clear brief and a copy of your project. Let one implement, another review, and a human decide what happens next.

  1. Read the brief
  2. Plan & implement
  3. Run checks
  4. Independent review
  5. Your approval

A change you can inspect, with the work behind it.

How it works

Bring one workflow.
Make it work for you.

  1. 01

    Set up your Mac

    Install Wile and configure Codex, Claude Code, or Pi. Use the provider and models that fit your work.

  2. 02

    Describe the process

    Ask the assistant to create a workflow. Refine its steps, context, outputs, and approvals.

  3. 03

    Run, review, repeat

    Start manually and inspect the first result. Add a schedule or trigger when it’s ready.

Read the getting-started guide

Good questions

A little clarity
before you start.

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What is Wile, exactly?

Wile is a native Mac app for designing and supervising agent workflows. Connect steps into a repeatable process, give each agent the tools it needs, and add a human approval before the next action.

Do I need to write code?

You can describe a workflow to the built-in assistant or arrange its steps visually. Connecting external tools may require account sign-in or setup. Start with a small workflow using local files, then add connections as you need them.

Which agents can I use?

Wile supports Codex, Claude Code, and Pi. Choose an available model for each agent step. Pi can use configured local or cloud models. Your provider’s sign-in requirements, usage limits, and charges still apply.

Where does my data go?

Workflow configuration and run history live on the device running the workflow. The model providers and connected services you choose may receive prompts, files, or tool inputs. A local model does not make external connector calls local. Review the tools enabled for each step.

Can I use my Codex plugins?

Wile supports the connected-app tools available through your Codex account, alongside configured MCP connections and Wile skills. Browse them in Connectors and choose tools for each step. Full Codex plugin bundles, including their hooks and plugin skills, are not automatically imported. App availability depends on the account and setup of the device running the workflow.

Can workflows run while I’m away?

Yes, while the workflow’s device and runtime are available. Start manually, use a schedule, or configure a supported polling trigger. History persists across restarts, but a sleeping Mac cannot keep executing local work. You can manage workflows on a connected device that stays online.

Can I try it today?

Create a Wile account with Google or verified email. The download page checks the latest published release and shows when a public download is unavailable. The Mac app requires Apple Silicon and macOS 15 or later.

Your next good idea
deserves a way forward.

Tell us the work you want to hand off. Let’s build your first workflow.

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Apple Silicon · macOS 15 or later