Quick reference for all available commands
Just click "Start Listening" and speak naturally!
- "Open Chrome"
- "Open Notepad"
- "Open Calculator"
- "Open File Explorer"
- "Launch Visual Studio Code"
- "Start Spotify"
- "Close Chrome"
- "Close Notepad"
- "Quit Calculator"
- Chrome, Firefox, Edge (browsers)
- Notepad, WordPad (text editors)
- Calculator
- File Explorer
- Paint
- Task Manager
- Control Panel
- Settings
- VS Code, Spotify, Discord, Slack, Teams (if installed)
- "Create a file called notes.txt"
- "Create a file named todo.txt with my tasks"
- "Make a new file test.py with print hello"
- "Read the file notes.txt"
- "Show me what's in todo.txt"
- "Open and read test.py"
- "Delete the file notes.txt"
- "Remove test.py"
Note: Files are created in Documents/Zox AI/ by default
- "Move mouse to center"
- "Move mouse to position 500, 300"
- "Move cursor to top left"
- "Click left mouse button"
- "Right click"
- "Double click"
- "Click at position 100, 200"
- "Scroll down"
- "Scroll up"
- "Scroll down 5 times"
- "Type 'Hello World'"
- "Type 'This is a test' slowly"
- "Write 'Python is awesome'"
- "Press enter"
- "Press tab"
- "Press escape"
- "Press space"
- "Press Ctrl+C" (copy)
- "Press Ctrl+V" (paste)
- "Press Ctrl+S" (save)
- "Press Alt+Tab" (switch windows)
- "Press Win+D" (show desktop)
- "Open YouTube"
- "Go to GitHub"
- "Open Gmail"
- "Visit Reddit"
- "Open Wikipedia"
- "Open https://google.com"
- "Go to example.com"
- "Search Google for Python tutorials"
- "Search YouTube for music"
- "Refresh page"
- "Go back"
- "Go forward"
- "New tab"
- "Close tab"
- "Zoom in"
- "Zoom out"
YouTube, Gmail, GitHub, Reddit, Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, Stack Overflow, Wikipedia, Amazon, Netflix, Spotify, Twitch, Discord
- "What's my CPU usage?"
- "How much RAM am I using?"
- "Check disk space"
- "Show system info"
- "What's my battery level?" (laptops)
- "Set volume to 50%"
- "Increase volume"
- "Decrease volume"
- "Mute"
- "Unmute"
- "Set brightness to 75%"
- "Increase brightness"
- "Decrease brightness"
- "Take a screenshot"
- "Capture screen"
- "Screenshot"
Note: Screenshots saved to Pictures/Zox AI_Screenshots/
- "Schedule a task at 14:30 to remind me"
- "Set a reminder for 3 PM"
- "Schedule opening Chrome at 9 AM"
- "Run this every 5 minutes"
- "Repeat every hour"
- "Hello"
- "Hi Zox AI"
- "Good morning"
- "What can you do?"
- "Help me"
- "What time is it?"
- "Are you there?"
- "How are you?"
- "Open Chrome"
- "Go to YouTube"
- "Search Google for Python tutorials"
- "Take a screenshot"
- "Open Notepad"
- "Type 'Meeting Notes'"
- "Press enter twice"
- "Type 'Attendees: John, Sarah'"
- "What's my CPU usage?"
- "Check RAM"
- "Take a screenshot"
- "Create a file called system_report.txt"
- "Set volume to 30%"
- "Open VS Code"
- "Open Chrome and go to GitHub"
- "Set brightness to 80%"
- "Open Chrome and go to YouTube"
- "Create a file called test.txt with hello world"
- "Move mouse to center and click"
- "Type 'Hello' with 0.1 second delay between keys"
- "Move mouse to 1920, 1080 in 2 seconds"
- "Click at position 500, 500"
- Be Natural: Speak naturally, Zox AI understands context
- Be Specific: "Open Chrome" is better than "Open browser"
- Combine Actions: You can chain multiple commands
- Use Shortcuts: Zox AI knows common keyboard shortcuts
- Check Status: Ask about system info anytime
- Cannot access password-protected files
- Cannot perform actions requiring admin rights (unless run as admin)
- Voice recognition works best in quiet environments
- Some apps may need full path if not in system PATH
If Zox AI doesn't understand:
- Try rephrasing the command
- Be more specific
- Use simpler language
- Check if the app/file exists
Example:
- ❌ "Do the thing" (too vague)
- ✅ "Open Chrome" (specific)
[Action] [Target] [Optional: Details]
Examples:
- Open Chrome
- Create a file called notes.txt with hello world
- Set volume to 50%
- Move mouse to center
Want to add custom commands? Edit:
core/llm.py- Add new intentsmain.py- Add execution logicactions/- Add new action handlers
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