Work / Taurus
Build notes: a desktop app that runs repeat work in the owner's own Chrome.
At a glance
Why this stamp Solo build · Private repo · Not released
- Role
- Solo
- Period
- Since September 2026
- Proof
Private repository, not linked.
What it is
Taurus is a desktop app for small business owners in Indonesia, with its interface in Indonesian. It runs repetitive work in the owner’s own Chrome, where they are already logged in, keeps the results on the owner’s computer, and gives them an AI agent that remembers their business.
It is built solo and has not been released.
How it is built
Taurus is an Electron desktop app. The automation runs inside the user’s own Chrome, which is already logged in, and results are stored in a local SQLite database on the user’s computer.
Step code runs inside the page, not in the Node process. That is the same execution model as dogear.
Tokens and API keys are stored encrypted by the operating system, and they never appear in logs.
Safety rules that are tested
These three rules are tested. The screenshots are from the app, whose interface is in Indonesian.
Nothing is sent without approval
No message goes to a customer without a human’s approval. The agent drafts a reply, and the owner rejects or approves it.
Memory stays in one profile
One client’s memory does not leak to another client. The memory tab says so on screen, and the permission map marks every other profile as out of the agent’s reach.


Assembled tasks run without a model
A task that has already been assembled runs without calling an AI model.
How the work is run
Taurus is built milestone by milestone. Each milestone has a written contract with done conditions that can be measured.
A separate session writes the contracts and reviews the work. The executor’s report does not count as evidence. The reviewer re-runs the gates and breaks the product code deliberately, to prove that the tests turn red.
Not yet
- Not released.
- No result numbers yet.
- The repository is private, so it is not linked here.
