Mission Control Briefing
Welcome aboard Recursive Control Mission Control. This is your hangar, briefing room, and launch pad for orchestrating autonomous Windows workflows with your preferred AI pilots.
Launch Console
Pick Your Objective
- Installation Capsule — deploy the suite locally in minutes
- First Flight Checklist — complete your first automation loop
- UI Features Atlas — map every control surface and telemetry feed
Signal Boosts
- Discord flight crew → Join the ops channel
- Latest release notes → Version pulse
What You’re Flying
Recursive Control stitches together a triad of agents, a modular plugin bay, and vision-assisted perception so your instructions arrive as working Windows tasks.
| Layer | Callsign | Mission |
|---|---|---|
| 🧭 Coordinator | Hermes | Interprets intent, selects strategy |
| 🛠️ Planner | Daedalus | Authors the execution playbook |
| ⚡ Executor | Talos | Operates Windows actions through plugins |
Plugins extend the aircraft: keyboard and mouse automation, screen intelligence, PowerShell/CMD access, Playwright browser control, remote HTTP bridge, and more.
Flight Patterns
“Launch Excel, log in to Teams, and stage the daily report template.”
“Sweep Downloads, convert every .png into annotated documentation captures.”
“Open Chrome, authenticate into Jira, and create status tickets for each blocker.”
Every request is decomposed into atomic moves, verified, and streamed back with commentary.
Build Lab
git clone https://github.com/flowdevs-io/Recursive-Control.git
cd Recursive-Control
dotnet restore && dotnet build
Fork the repository to inject new agents, craft plugins, or integrate your own telemetry.
Radar Timeline
Now shipping
- Multi-agent orchestration with live reasoning feed
- OmniParser bridge for Florence-powered spatial awareness
- Plugin toggles, profiles, and per-model prompt vibes
Locking targets
- Reconfigurable task board with shared state between agents
- Gemini, Bedrock, Ollama, Phi4 connectors
- Real-time speech recognition powered by Whisper successors
Support Deck
Open a GitHub issue for feature requests or turbulence reports.
“Make computers feel like teammates.” — FlowDevs Flight Core