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Acti

Words in, actions out.

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About this tool

Acti is a mobile keyboard tool for iOS and Android. Officially, it is positioned as the "world's first Agentic Keyboard" and describes itself as a "Unified Command Layer for apps and APIs." Its basic philosophy is "Words in, actions out." That is, the user inputs a text intent, and the keyboard outputs executable actions.

In terms of purpose, Acti attempts to solve the problem of frequently switching apps on mobile. According to the official description, users no longer need to jump between multiple apps to complete an action; they only need to enter their intent in any text input field and long-press the Acti Bar on the keyboard to "invoke magic" (invoke the corresponding action).

In terms of main capabilities, according to the official introduction, Acti puts an AI agent directly into the smartphone keyboard, turning it into an AI assistant. Its interaction core is the Acti Bar replacing or occupying the space bar (officially phrased as "Acti Bar > Space Bar"). Examples of capabilities given officially include: instantly sharing a location link, summoning a San Francisco Italian restaurant, getting the World Cup schedule, and generating a thoughtful message combined with the weather. In addition, Acti supports "Select Your Arsenal"-style skill configuration, which is officially described as "Built for the obsessed," that is, providing tailored skill sets for specific niche users to execute tasks at "the speed of thought." Acti also allows users to "Wire Your Ideas," creating custom Skill Keys by mixing and matching APIs and applications, deploying their own creations, and expanding the Acti ecosystem. An example prompt officially shown includes: "Get current weather for {location} and format as a short summary..."

In terms of usage, the core process officially described is: enter an intent in any text field, long-press the Acti Bar, and then trigger the action. Users can also configure and invoke different skill sets and create custom skill keys by mixing and matching APIs and applications.

In terms of applicable scenarios, the official description covers social sharing (such as instantly sending a location link), life services (such as finding restaurants), information retrieval (such as schedules and weather), and generating messages based on context such as weather. It is aimed at users who want to execute actions faster and reduceapp switching, especially user groups with deep needs in specific areas of interest.

Regarding limitations and information not provided, the current materials do not explain Acti's specific charging method and price, whether a free trial is offered, the range of supported languages, complete details of a skill store or skill library, the specific technical requirements for API access, data privacy and security policies, or which specific applications or APIs it can integrate with. The official page also mentions the ACTIER COMMUNITY, but does not elaborate on the community's specific functions. All matters not mentioned above have not yet been provided and should be subject to subsequent official information.