Once you’ve completed onboarding, you’re on Ori’s Home screen . The prompt box is front and center — just start typing.
Try these
Here’s a progression from simple to powerful, so you can feel what Ori is capable of:
1. Ask a question
What's the difference between REST and GraphQL?
Ori responds like any AI — but it’s running locally, with your chosen model, and no data leaves your machine.
What files are in ~/Documents?
Ori reads your filesystem and shows the contents. It picked the read tool automatically — you didn’t have to specify anything.
3. Search the web
Search the web for the best TypeScript frameworks in 2026
Ori runs a web search, synthesizes the results, and gives you a summary with sources.
4. Remember something
Remember that I'm working on a project called Atlas, it's a Next.js 15 app with Drizzle ORM
Ori saves this to its persistent memory . In future conversations — even days later — it knows about Atlas without you repeating yourself.
5. Use your screen
Take a screenshot and describe what you see on my screen
Ori captures your display and describes the content. It can also click , type , scroll , and press keys — try asking it to interact with what it sees.
6. Create a scheduled task
Every weekday at 9am, summarize the top 5 Hacker News stories
Ori creates a scheduled task that runs automatically. You’ll see results in your Home view.
You never need to tell Ori which tool to use. Behind the scenes, every request flows through a Skill Graph :
Your message → Skill Graph → Best 4-8 tools selected → Agent executes → Memory updated → Response streamed
The Skill Graph is a semantic map of all available tools. It scores each tool against your query and picks the best fit — zero extra tokens used for routing.
Conversations and threads
Each conversation is a thread — it persists and you can revisit it anytime
Press ⌘ K to search through your threads
Press ⌘ N to start a new conversation
Ori remembers context within a thread and across threads (via memory)
The Home screen
Your Home screen shows:
Prompt box — Start a new conversation or continue
Briefing cards — Contextual information based on your projects and the time of day
Scheduled tasks — Create and manage recurring agent jobs
Thread history — Recent conversations for quick access
The more you use Ori, the more personalized your Home screen becomes. Briefing cards adapt based on your projects, time zone, and recent activity.
Next steps
What can Ori do? The complete feature list with examples.
Coding with Ori Read code, write files, run commands, manage Git.
Memory system How Ori learns and remembers — and how you control it.
Computer Use Automate your screen — clicks, typing, scrolling, and more.