How it works

Build, run and orchestrate AI-powered RPA robots

From a plain-language request to a robot in production, without switching tools: the AI agent writes the robot in Python and works in the real Google Chrome, the Curador fixes the robot when it breaks, and queues split the work across several machines when volume grows.

01

Build the robot with AI

You write what the robot should do, the way you would explain it to a colleague. In the "Agente" (Agent) tab, the AI creates, changes and tests the automation in Build mode; in Plan it proposes the approach, and in Chat it only explains. It opens the Google Chrome window connected to Curator and, on Windows, looks at the screen to understand the process.

  • Claude Opus 5.5 within your Claude plan limits, at "Custo —" (cost —): no per-token billing
  • Or your Codex limits, Antigravity or an API key
  • The real Google Chrome, connected by an extension, plus Computer Use on Windows
  • The agent asks you when information is missing and watches the screen and Chrome while the robot runs
02

Run and monitor

You click "Executar" (Run) and the robot runs on your company's machine. The "Fluxo do Projeto" (project flow) shows each stage, and the "Execuções" (Runs) tab keeps the history and logs. If the robot breaks with a technical error, the Curador, Curator's self-healing agent, steps in right away: it looks at the screen, decides and fixes it.

  • The Curador fixes the code, tests it and reruns the items that broke
  • It sends an email alert and, without a confirmed fix, undoes its changes
  • Snippet testing ("Teste de Trechos"): checks one part of the robot exactly the way "Executar" runs it
  • Remote triggering from the web portal
03

Orchestrate at scale

When volume reaches thousands of items a day, the work goes into a queue: one shared central list. When you create the automation, you pick a REFRAMEWORK template: the Dispatcher fills the queue, Performers process the items in parallel, and the Disperformer does both in the same project.

  • Ready-made templates: simple automation, Dispatcher, Performer and Disperformer
  • Per-item retry and a local audit report
  • Guarantee that two robots never grab the same item
  • Triggers by time or by new items in a queue
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R$250
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AI engines, including your own Claude or Codex plan
100%
of robots run on your machine
Product features

Everything to automate processes end to end

The AI agent, the Curador, Google Chrome and Computer Use, document data extraction, queues and triggers in a single app. It is what a team needs to take automation from idea to production and keep it running every day.

AI agent that builds robots

In the "Agente" (Agent) tab, you describe the routine and the AI creates, changes and tests the automation. Build edits the code, Plan proposes the path and Chat only explains. It looks at the screen, checks the queue and, once you connect it, reads your classic Outlook email. You are the one who clicks "Executar" (Run).

Claude Opus 5.5 on your own plan

Connect your Claude account and run the agent on Claude Opus 5.5, Anthropic's flagship model, within the limits of the plan you already pay for. With Codex, use your account's limits. The chat shows "Custo —" (cost —): no per-token billing. You can also use Antigravity or an API key.

The Curador fixes the robot

Turn the Curador on for an automation ("Ligado nesta automação"). If it breaks with a technical error, the Curador steps in right away: it looks at the screen, decides whether to stop or carry on, and sends an email alert. Then it fixes the code, tests it and reruns the items that broke. Without a confirmed fix, it undoes its changes.

The real Google Chrome and Computer Use

The agent works in the real Google Chrome, linked to Curator by an extension: Curator opens the window and connects on its own. Outside the browser, Computer Use on Windows lets the agent look at the screen and the open windows and take desktop actions.

Document data extraction

Interpreters read PDFs, Excel spreadsheets and official letters in visual steps: each step extracts one field with the AI model you choose. Switch one step’s model without rebuilding the rest, and call the interpreter through an API ("Copiar API").

Duplicate-free queues

Distributes thousands of items across several robots without duplication: each item is reserved atomically in the database. In the "Filas" (Queues) tab, you follow the pending, successful, failed and abandoned items of each queue.

Triggers and run history

Create a trigger by time or by new items in a queue, and the automation starts on its own on this computer. In "Execuções" (Runs), every run is logged with its origin (manual or trigger), status, tokens, machine and report.

AI model benchmark

Runs several AI models on the same task and ranks them by accuracy, so you can pick the model with the best cost and accuracy for each automation based on real numbers.

Team, AI usage and new models

Invite people to the workspace with the right role: Administrador (admin), Desenvolvedor (developer) or Operador (operator). The "Uso de IA" (AI usage) window shows tokens and calculated cost per model, and "Notificações" (notifications) tell you when new models arrive.

The four tabs of the main window:

Automation Runs Queues Agent

And in the app's menus and windows:

Curador Triggers Interpreters Benchmark Notifications AI usage Team Settings
Real application screens

What building a robot in Curator looks like

Real screens from Curator 3.2.3. From a connected Claude account to a queue in production. Click a screen to enlarge it.

Curator settings with a Claude account connected to use the plan limits

Your Claude account

In "Configurações" (Settings), connect Claude and use your plan's limits. Claude Code already comes with Curator.

Curator Agent tab with the Claude engine, the Tokens and Custo — chips and ideas for the next process

Agent

Describe the routine or pick a ready-made idea. With Claude, the chat shows tokens and "Custo —" (cost —).

Curator settings with the Google Chrome extension enabled

Google Chrome

The extension links your Chrome to the Agent and your automations. Curator opens the window and connects on its own.

Automation open in Curator with the six-stage project flow and the Executar button

Project flow

The REFRAMEWORK stages, the "Executar" (Run) button and the last run's results, on one screen.

Curador window switched on for this automation, with its three steps and the Curador engine

Curador

Turned on per automation, with the engine you choose: API key, Claude Code, Codex or Antigravity.

Curator Queues tab with pending, successful, failed and abandoned items per queue

Queues

Items, pending, successes, failures and abandoned items for each queue. Several robots, no duplicates.

Security and compliance

Security and data privacy from day one

Process automation touches sensitive data and the company's most critical systems. That is why, in Curator, access control is not an optional add-on: it is switched on from the start.

  • Two-step verification at login, and passwords never stored in plain text
  • One license equals one active machine at a time, and the administrator can disconnect a machine remotely
  • Access logging by IP address, with automatic alerts for a new country or an impossible geographic jump
  • Code isolation and analysis before execution, plus full data separation between customers in the database
  • Sensitive data such as tax IDs, card numbers and keys appear masked in execution summaries
  • Digitally signed installer and a privacy policy aligned with Brazilian data protection law

API keys stay on your computer only: PYE Tech never receives them. With Claude or Codex you don't even need a key: you connect your own account, and the Claude sign-in opens in your browser, through Anthropic.

Works with the AI and systems you already use

Connect your Claude, Codex or Antigravity account, or use your own API key with the provider you prefer. The robot operates Google Chrome, Excel, classic Outlook and PDF and CSV files on Windows.

Claude Code Codex Antigravity OpenAI Google Gemini Anthropic Claude xAI DeepSeek Qwen Moonshot Z.AI CompactifAI Google Chrome Classic Outlook Windows Excel PDF CSV

Built on mature technology

No risky reinvention: Curator relies on the same foundations used by the world's largest automation and artificial intelligence platforms.

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Frequently asked questions

Questions about AI process automation

What companies ask most before building their first robot.

What is AI process automation?

It means using artificial intelligence so that a software robot handles the repetitive computer tasks that take up your team's time: filling in systems, downloading reports, reading documents and checking data. In PYE Agent Curator, AI also builds the robot: you describe the task in plain language, the AI agent writes the automation and the robot runs it on your machine. If it breaks, the Curador, Curator's self-healing agent, fixes it.

What is the difference between RPA and AI agents?

RPA (robotic process automation) follows a fixed script: it clicks, types and copies the same way every time, quickly and predictably. An AI agent receives a goal and decides the next steps. Curator combines both: the AI agent builds and fixes the robot, and the RPA robot runs the routine the same way every day. The monthly and yearly plans also include general-purpose agents, which choose the next step on their own.

Will AI make RPA obsolete?

No. For high-volume tasks with clear rules, a robot that always follows the same path is usually faster, cheaper and easier to audit than calling an AI model at every click. What AI changed is the rest of the work: it now writes the robot, reads documents with no fixed layout and, through the Curador, fixes the robot that broke.

Do I need to know how to code to build a robot?

Not to get started. You describe what the robot should do in the "Agente" (Agent) tab, or pick one of the ready-made ideas, and the AI builds and tests the automation. It works in the real Google Chrome, connected by an extension, and looks at your screen on Windows to understand the process. The robot is written in Python, so anyone who codes can open, review and adjust it. See how the Agent works.

Can I use my Claude or Codex subscription?

Yes. In "Configurações" (Settings), connect your Claude account (the sign-in opens in your browser, through Anthropic) or your ChatGPT account with Codex. Then, in the "Agente" (Agent) tab, start a "Nova conversa" (new conversation) with Claude or Codex. The agent now uses your plan's limits, and the chat shows "Custo —" (cost —): there is no per-token billing. With Claude, pick Claude Opus 5.5 in the conversation's model picker (it starts on "default", your account's default model): it's Anthropic's flagship model. Curator already ships the official Claude Code component, with no separate install. For Codex, the screen shows how much of your limit is available and when it renews. Curator does not turn on any paid extra usage: your plan's rules apply. See the AI engines.

What does the Curador do when a robot breaks?

The Curador is the Curator feature that fixes the robot on its own. You turn it on for each automation ("Ligado nesta automação", on for this automation). If the automation breaks with a technical error, the Curador steps in right away: it pauses the robot at the error and looks at the screen as it was left; it decides whether to stop or let the run carry on, and sends an email alert; then it fixes the code, tests it and reruns the items that broke. Without a confirmed fix, it undoes its changes. You choose the Curador's engine (API key, Claude Code, Codex or Antigravity), and its window shows what it has already done. See how the Curador works.

How much does PYE Agent Curator cost?

The monthly plan costs R$ 250 per machine, and the first month is 50% off: R$ 125. Cancel anytime. There is also a weekly plan at R$ 200 per machine for short pilots, and a yearly plan at R$ 2,250 per machine (R$ 187.50 per month). You can pay by credit card, Apple Pay or Google Pay. With your Claude or Codex account connected, the agent uses your plan's limits, with no per-token billing. When you use an API key, model usage is billed directly by the provider. Compare the plans.

Which AI models can I use?

Curator's agent runs on four engines: Claude, Codex, Antigravity and API key. With Claude, run the agent on Claude Opus 5.5 within your plan's limits; with Codex, use your account's Codex limits. With an API key, you choose among 9 providers (OpenAI, Google Gemini, Anthropic, xAI, DeepSeek, Qwen, Moonshot, Z.AI and CompactifAI) and pay them per token directly. Each automation, and even each document-reading step, can use a different model. "Notificações" (notifications) tell you when new models arrive, and the Benchmark compares models on the same task.

Is my company's data safe?

Robots run on your own machine, and your API keys are stored only there: PYE Tech never receives them. With Claude or Codex, you sign in with your own account. When the agent reads your Outlook email, the data goes to the AI model you selected, and changes to the mailbox ask for your confirmation in the chat. Access uses two-step verification, data such as tax IDs and card numbers is masked in execution summaries, the installer is digitally signed and data handling follows Brazil's data protection law (LGPD).

Which processes can be automated?

The best candidates are repetitive computer routines with clear rules and high volume. Common examples: accounts payable, bank reconciliation, invoice checking, downloading reports from portals, data entry into a web-based ERP, reading PDFs and Excel spreadsheets, and sending emails through classic Outlook. PYE Tech has delivered automations for tax, finance, accounting, logistics, HR, legal, manufacturing and insurance brokerages.

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Start with 50% off your first month

Your first month costs R$ 125, with every feature of the monthly plan: unlimited automation runs on your machine, queues at scale, robot publishing to other licensed machines, automatic updates and PYE Tech support. After that, R$ 250 per month per machine, cancel anytime. For the AI, use your own Claude or Codex plan limits.

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Beyond the product

Process automation and RPA consulting

Curator is our flagship product. For those who would rather have PYE Tech run the project end to end, we still offer the services the company was founded on: from mapping the process to a robot in production.

Process mapping

We analyse your end-to-end workflows to find where automation delivers the highest return.

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Document processing (IDP)

We classify, extract and validate data from invoices, contracts and PDFs using generative AI.

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Custom RPA projects

Robots that carry out repetitive tasks in your systems, from ERPs to government portals.

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AI on your sources (RAG)

Your AI answers based on your own data, without making information up.

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Industries where we have already delivered automations:

Tax and compliance Insurance brokerages Logistics Finance Human resources Manufacturing Accounting and back office Legal
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