Eclatira

The screen-watching assistant felt novel. That could make technical support much more interactive, convienient and scalable. Good stuff! 

Hey, I'm Marrwah a developer at Eclatira .The main question we keep getting is what our agents are capable of? The honest answer is Eclatira agents provide a tailored solution to every need. For me I have agents that I utilize daily. As a developer I have an agent that reviews my code and talks me through debugging and testing while pointing out edge cases that I missed, just by narrating the behaviors and sharing my screen to show the code. Then I have another that organizes my tasks based on their priority and their estimated implementation time which allows me to not have to worry about it .The best part is that it takes no longer than a few minutes to create an agent that handles tasks that would have taken me hours to finish, reviewing my PRs, setting up the tasks for the next feature, or writing up documentations. And with some integration it takes no longer than a few hours to create an agent that automates tasks that would take days to complete like going through support tickets and responding to client inquiries and needs.This is just the starting point, as we continue to build new features and expand the capabilities of our agents the possibilities become endless.

Can the coding assistant be used to inspect a developer’s screen and then execute approved actions in the environment?

Is there a playground where I can test this, Moad?

Congrats. What I find unique is the merger of voices, vision and actions into one conversational engine. There's a lot of potential here for turning existing SaaS products into interactive AI experiences. Excited to see the roadmap.

I like that @Eclatira is focused on execution as well rather than just making conversations feel more natural (which is a great thing too). Congratulations on the launch..

Congrats on shipping... How does the product approach privacy when the agent has access to live camera or screen streams? Is there a way to restrict access to the agent to only a specific part of the screen?

Customer support is an obvious use case that I can think of, but are there other interesting use cases you have come across when customers started using Eclatira? BTW, congrats on acing the launch. 👏

Clearly the most capable video agent combining MCP + APIs + vision. Good stuff 🔥

The live vision piece is what stands out here, since most conversational agents are voice only and lose all context the moment something visual matters. I build voice AI that calls aging parents every day for Callie Care, and the thing that consistently bites us is latency the moment a tool call lands mid conversation. How are you handling barge in and turn taking when the agent is executing against an external API in the same turn, do you buffer a filler response or let it go quiet? Also curious how you keep the video agent from feeling uncanny on longer sessions.

Congrats, team! I imagined an interesting application of this product - SaaS companies allowing these assistants to demo the product to users, onboarding them and helping with their queries!

The positioning will definitely resonate with developers building multimodal agents. You got my support!

3,000+ integrations is a lot, how are you handling authentication + permissions across all those apps. And is there a list of all the apps you support?

​can we self-host or control data residency when passing sensitive video feeds through eclatira?

​i have been experimenting with audio-video pipeline tools for a bit but dealing with separate vision and voice models was such a pain.