AI fix: let the assistant diagnose a computer
Inside a remote session, describe the problem. The AI assistant looks at that computer's health, alerts and recent activity, explains the likely cause and drafts a script. Nothing runs until you press Run.
Plan: Solo
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What it does
- Uses that computer's recent CPU, memory and disk readings, its active alerts and recent activity, plus what you typed.
- Explains the likely cause in plain words.
- Drafts PowerShell for Windows or Bash for macOS and Linux: read-only checks first, each step marked low, medium or high risk with an explanation.
- Never runs anything by itself.
How to use it
- Start a remote session with the computer.
- Press AI fix and type the problem, for example “Outlook won't start” or “disk full”.
- Read the explanation and the script.
- Copy the script, or press Run here. It runs on that computer through the script runner and its output appears next to the session.
Safety
High-risk scripts need an owner's approval before they run, scripts are saved as signed scripts, and everything is recorded in the activity log. The diagnosis travels outside the picture stream, so the session stays as light as ever. The assistant can run on your own AI server, so your data stays private.
Related help
The live session screen (web)
Every control in a remote session in your browser: quality, clipboard, files, terminal, audio, view-only, privacy, monitors, resolution, actions, keys and options.
The assistant
A technician-facing diagnostic copilot: ask about a device, get a fix drafted, summarise sessions. It suggests; it never runs anything by itself.
Scripts
Reusable, approved automation: write Bash, Zsh, PowerShell, Python or cmd scripts and run them on one or many computers.