PowerShellGPT Voice Controlled AI Agent Automates Windows and Web Tasks

A developer has created PowerShellGPT, a native Windows application that bridges the gap between large language models (LLMs) like ChatGPT, Claude, and local models such as LM Studio, and system-level automation. Unlike conventional chatbots, PowerShellGPT doesn't just generate code—it executes it, observes the results, and iteratively corrects errors, functioning as an autonomous agent.

Core Features

• Natural Language to Execution Loop: The AI generates PowerShell or JavaScript, executes it, and refines its actions based on real-time feedback.
• Voice Recognition: Supports voice commands in over 80 languages for hands-free control of systems and web browsers.
• @PowerShellGPT@ and @JsGPT@ Tags: Triggers live execution in embedded PowerShell and browser environments.
• Agent Bridge: Allows multiple AI agents to communicate and delegate tasks among themselves.
• Keyword Commands: Users can create customizable voice templates, such as "email [KEYWORD] to Karen" or "search Google for [KEYWORD]."
• Chain & Wait Commands: Links multiple actions with delays, e.g., "search YouTube for music and then wait 5 seconds and then play the first result."
• Cross-language Support: Generates and runs code in Python, Node.js, Ruby, or C# via the MACFARI (Make A Code File And Run It) system.

Use Cases

• System Automation: Enables scripting and task automation without typing.
• Web Task Automation: Dynamically injects JavaScript for web interactions.
• AI-Powered Assistants: Facilitates collaboration between multiple AI agents via voice commands.
• Accessibility: Provides full voice control for users with accessibility needs.

The application is built as a lightweight Delphi GUI with two embedded browsers—one for AI interactions and another for execution. All communication between the AI and execution environments is managed through tag parsing and a secure permission system. Users can customize access prompts, toggle looping protection, and adjust wake word settings.

For demonstrations and further details, visit the PowerShellGPT YouTube channel.

The developer invites feedback, feature requests, and creative use cases, encouraging users to explore the tool's potential—or even attempt to break it.