3D setup
Forge builds real 3D models in Warden's 3D editor. Warden finds it on its own if it's installed normally — these are only needed if it can't.
Draft a home — or a shop
Set exactly what you want — anything left on Auto gets a sensible architect's default. Every build comes out different.
Shape of the house — optional. Draw it and Warden must follow it.
Drag boxes to build the footprint — an L, a T, a courtyard, anything. Place the garage and porch exactly where you want them. Then paint where the second floor is allowed. Leave it empty and Warden shapes the house itself.
Tap to start a conversation
Just talk — it listens, answers, listens again. Talk over it to interrupt.
How Warden works
Warden lives on this computer. The brains that think, the voice that talks and the ears that listen all run here.
Chat
Ask anything and talk it through. Warden looks things up on the web when the answer changes - news, prices, scores - shows real photos, makes pictures, sets reminders and reads the documents you attach.
Pick how it answers with the button under the message box: Quick for fast back-and-forth, Balanced for a straight answer, Thorough when it should think the problem through.
Whisper
A spoken conversation, hands-free. Tap the orb and talk - Warden talks back in its own voice. Start talking while it speaks and it stops to listen. Every conversation is kept in Whisper's list.
Forge
Builds things for you: apps, websites, games, documents, spreadsheets, 3D models, pictures and videos. What it makes is saved in your Forge folder and opened when it's ready.
On my screen
Warden uses your computer the way you would: it opens programs and websites, clicks, types, fills things in and downloads from the maker's own site - and keeps going until the job is finished. It never sends, posts, buys or signs in for you: it stops and hands those to you. Press Stop, Esc or Ctrl+Alt+Q and it stops at once (moving your mouse doesn't stop it). What it may do is up to you in Settings → On my screen & Forge.
Code and Game Studio
Code is a code editor with Warden working alongside - it reads your project, explains, fixes and writes code. Game Studio makes games with you and looks after the ones you already have. When it checks a project, checking only ever reads: nothing changes unless you pick fixes, and a copy of every file it touches is saved first.
Brains
The button under the message box also picks how big a brain answers. A bigger brain thinks more deeply and answers more slowly; leave it on Automatic and Warden picks the right one for this computer. Essential, Everyday and Pro come with Warden; Studio and Master come with Plus.
It learns who you are
There are no instructions to write. Warden picks up your name, what you do and what you're working on as you talk, and carries it into every new chat. See everything it has kept - and take any of it back - on your Account page.
Phone
Use Warden from your phone, anywhere: Settings → Phone.
Your data
Conversations and settings are saved on this computer. When you're signed in they are also kept in your Warden account, so they follow you to your other computers, browsers and phone - turn that off, or take them out of your account, in Settings → Your data. The thinking itself always happens on your own computer.