AutoPilot AI is built into PC AutoPilot and powered by Claude (Anthropic's AI model). It's not a gimmick feature — it's a genuinely useful assistant that understands your PC, can help you automate things in plain English, and explains what's actually going on under the hood when something seems wrong.
What Can You Ask It?
AutoPilot AI is context-aware. It can see your current system stats — CPU, RAM, disk usage, and your top processes. That means you can ask it things like:
- "Why is my CPU running hot right now?"
- "What's taking up the most space on my C drive?"
- "I have a process called svchost.exe using 40% of my RAM — is that normal?"
- "How do I build a macro to open Chrome, Gmail, and my calendar every morning at 9am?"
- "What should I clean first to get the most space back?"
It answers in plain language — no jargon, no assumptions about your technical background. If you ask a follow-up question, it remembers what you were talking about. It works like a knowledgeable friend who happens to understand Windows deeply.
Getting Macro Help in Plain English
AutoPilot AI can talk you through building a macro. Describe what you want to happen:
"Every weekday at 8:45am, open Chrome, navigate to mail.google.com, then open Slack in the taskbar, then open my project tracker in Excel from Documents/Work/tracker.xlsx."
AutoPilot AI will explain exactly which steps to add and how to set the schedule, so you can build it in the macro recorder in a couple of minutes. It walks you through it — you stay in control of every step that gets saved.
Which Plans Include AutoPilot AI?
AutoPilot AI is included on every plan — Solo ($29) and Family Pack ($58). It requires your own Anthropic API key, which you add in Settings — the key stays on your machine and is never sent to our servers.
If you already have an Anthropic API key from using Claude directly, you can use the same key — there's no additional charge from us, you just pay Anthropic's standard API rates (typically a few cents per conversation).