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KeiCortex: a computer-use agent with a separate motor layer.

KeiCortex is the lab's personal computer-use agent for the desktop: it reads the screen, listens, and moves mouse and keyboard with human-like trajectories. Small learned reflexes run locally and a hosted language model handles the slower reasoning.

What it is

KeiCortex is the lab's computer-use agent. It runs the same agent runtime the lab uses on workstations (KeiSeiKit / KeiSeiSDK) and extends it with computer use: it reads the screen and drives the pointer and keyboard through the same agent loop.

Reasoning is not the motor

A large reasoning model is not a motor controller, and the lab does not pretend otherwise: KeiCortex keeps a small, dedicated continuous-time control network as its motor head, separate from the reasoning head. The language model decides intent; the purpose-built control network turns intent into smooth, low-latency motion — never the other way around.

What runs where

Screen reading, the motor layer and the small learned reflexes run on the user's own machine; a hosted language model handles the slower reasoning. Running the full loop locally, without a cloud model, is a design goal.