We spent a lot of time thinking about how people build automations. The task builder is powerful, but there is still a gap between having an idea and seeing it run. You need to know which nodes to use, how to connect them, and how to handle edge cases.
Moss closes that gap.
What is Moss
Moss is an AI engineer inside Komos. Tell it what you want to automate in plain words, and Moss builds the full task for you. It picks the right nodes, writes the prompts, connects the variables, and sets up the outputs.
You can also show Moss what you want. Upload a video of yourself doing the workflow, paste a process document, or share a screenshot. Moss watches and builds the automation from it.
Moss can do anything you can do
Moss operates with your permissions. It calls APIs on your behalf, creates tasks, manages integrations, and takes real actions in your workspace. If you can do it in Komos, Moss can do it for you.
This is not a chat window that gives you suggestions and asks you to go click buttons. Moss actually does the work.
It knows the product inside out
Moss has deep knowledge of how Komos works. It knows the product documentation, understands the platform architecture, and even knows parts of our codebase. When you ask a question, Moss does not guess. It gives you the right answer because it truly understands the system.
This makes Moss a great support tool too. Ask it how a feature works, why a run failed, or how to set something up. Moss gives you specific, accurate answers based on how the product actually works.
It sees what you see
Moss can see your current screen. Ask a question while looking at a failed run, and Moss reads the error, checks the task, and tells you what went wrong. It can take screenshots to help debug visual problems.
Sessions stay between conversations. Come back the next day and Moss remembers what you were working on and what is left to do.
What is next
We are putting a lot into Moss. Background jobs let it do complex, multi-step work while you focus on other things. And we are making it faster and more reliable in long conversations.
The goal is simple: if you can explain what you need, Moss can build it.
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