TesseractGuides
8 posts on the Tesseract blog.
- Ask the agent to arrange your Tesseract window Since Tesseract 0.11.37 a conversation can open files and Settings, split the view, and start, rename, fork or move your other conversations. · 2 min read
- Reach your own computers by name, from anywhere Put your laptop, desktop and server on one free private network with Tesseract Mesh, then open studio-imac:3000 or ssh cupboard-server from wherever you are. · 3 min read
- Share a computer or hand it over, and Settings cut to what works Tesseract 0.11.33 lets you share a computer with your organization, transfer it to someone by email and add a new one with a one-time code. Settings went from 22 pages to 14, keeping only the options that work on every framework. · 4 min read
- A personal assistant that works on the channels you already use Tesseract 0.11.30 makes a personal assistant from one sentence. On a Mac it reads Mail, Calendar and Reminders and writes you a brief each morning. Talk to it in Atrium, Telegram, WhatsApp, Slack and more; it asks you before it acts for anyone else. · 4 min read
- Build a website step by step in the chat, then change it by pointing Tesseract 0.11.28 adds a guided website maker. It asks about your business in the chat while the site takes shape beside it, writes each section and page, lets you change words and photos by double-clicking them, and can turn the site into a Next.js, Astro, SvelteKit, Nuxt or Django project. · 3 min read
- Make a presentation by answering a few questions In Tesseract 0.11.26, the Make a presentation card starts a short conversation: what it is about, who will watch, how long it runs and which look you like. You get a plan to change, then slides built beside the chat, ready to present or download. · 3 min read
- Remote Desktop: reach your own computers from anywhere How to see and control your other computers with Tesseract's Remote Desktop: one click from your own list, or a machine ID, code or email. Since 0.11.25, dragging, right-clicks, modifier keys and typing in any language work as if you were there. · 4 min read
- Your first ten minutes with Tesseract: setup, sign-in and Home A walk through a fresh install of Tesseract 0.11.22: a first run that sets you up on OpenCode with no API key of your own, the new Home, the three ways to let the agent run, and signing in from Home or any Settings page. · 4 min read