Autonomous

Your ChatGPT already knows what to do. Now it can do it.

Keep talking to the AI you already use. Ask it to do something, and it does it on your own computer: opens files, organizes folders, runs the program you meant. You decide what it's allowed to touch.

Your computer stays yours You choose what it can reach Disconnect anytime
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Organize my Downloads folder by file type.

Reading Downloads…128 files foundSorting into Images, Documents, Videos…Done. 128 files organized.

Stop finishing by hand what you already asked for.

Right now you ask, the AI answers, and you're the one who does the rest: downloading the file, copying the command, moving things into folders. Autonomous closes that gap, so the AI that answered you is the one that finishes the job.

Clean up a mess

Find, sort and rename hundreds of files without opening a single folder.

Pull work together

Gather this week's reports into one document, ready to send.

Pick up where you left off

Open a project, run it again, and read back what happened.

What it can actually do

Files

Open, sort, rename and edit files exactly like you would yourself.

Programs and commands

Run something and use the real result to decide what to do next.

What's running

See what's active on your computer and act on it.

More than one computer

Pair a second machine and choose exactly where a task runs.

Works with the AI clients you already use

Autonomous exposes one remote MCP endpoint. These clients are currently allowed by Autonomous and document MCP support. Availability can still vary by plan, region, or workspace policy.

ChatGPT

Custom MCP apps on supported ChatGPT plans and workspaces.

Dedicated guide

Claude

Remote custom MCP connectors across Claude plans.

Dedicated guide

Gemini

Gemini custom apps where available, plus Gemini CLI over Streamable HTTP.

Grok

Custom MCP connectors through Grok Connectors.

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Remote MCP servers with OAuth or HTTP transport.

GitHub Copilot

MCP in supported Copilot IDE, CLI and agent surfaces.

Four steps. In this order.

1

Install Autonomous

Install the public autonomousmcp package on the computer you want the AI to use.

npm install -g autonomousmcp@latest
2

Start Autonomous

Open a new terminal after installation, type autonomous, and keep that terminal open while you want the computer available.

autonomous
3

Pair the computer

Autonomous opens the secure browser flow automatically. Sign in or create your account there; after authentication, this computer is paired automatically.

4

Connect your AI manually

Add the Autonomous remote MCP server inside ChatGPT or Claude, authorize the same account, then use @Autonomous whenever you need it.

https://mcp.octamundi.com/mcp
Manual setup guide

You stay in charge.

Your computer reaches out to Autonomous, never the other way around. You choose which folders it can touch, risky commands are blocked before they run, and you can disconnect any app or computer the moment you want to.

This isn't a padded room: something you've allowed can still change real files. Set what it's allowed to touch before connecting a computer that matters.

Read the security model

Your AI already talks. Now let it work.

Connect the computer where your work actually lives.