See every tool Ysra can use — search, a real browser, your files, charts and Views, documents, images, code and approvals — which part of Ysra gets which, with examples and what the costly tools cost.

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Ysra’s tools are the things it can use while it works: searching the web, opening a site in a real browser, reading your files, drawing a chart, writing a document, changing code. Each part of Ysra gets only the tools its job needs, so a public Expert never reaches your private data and Code’s quick replies never change your project. Use this page to check what a part can do before you ask it; plan prices are on Plans and billing.

The rule#

Each part gets the tools its job needs, and no more. Anything that changes things outside the conversation (editing code, sending an email, deploying) happens only where there is an approval, and sends and deploys always wait for you. Asked “can you…?”, Ysra answers from what is on in that conversation, says what is off and why, and where to turn it on.

The tools#

Tool What it does Kind
Web search Finds pages on the web for a question. Reads
Read a page Reads the text of a web page, with its source. Reads
Real browser Opens any public website in an isolated browser, runs its scripts and reads what a person would see; scrolls, clicks and takes screenshots. Never your own browser, tabs or sign-ins. Reads · charged by use
Read a PDF link Reads the text of a PDF on the web. Reads
Your files Reads documents you uploaded or chose (PDF, Word, Excel, PowerPoint, CSV, images). Reads
Company sources Reads your connected tools: Slack, Jira, Gmail, GitHub and the plugins you connect. Reads
Ysra docs Looks up how Ysra works, to answer “how do I…”. Reads
Memory Remembers what you asked it to keep, across conversations. Yours only
Look at images Understands photos and screenshots you send. Reads
Make images Makes images: photos for a site, a visual, a quick logo. Makes · charged by use
Save a web image Saves an image from the web (a business’s own photos, a logo) into your files. Makes
Maps route Turns an address or a shared map link into a route that opens in the person’s Maps app. Reads
Charts and Views Shows a chart, a diagram or a small interactive page inside the answer. See Views. Makes
Documents Writes a Word document, a PowerPoint deck or a PDF. See Documents and slides. Makes
Spreadsheet Creates or updates Excel and CSV files. Makes
Project files Reads, searches, edits and creates the files of a code project. Reads · changes
Run commands Installs, builds, tests and runs a project. Changes
App preview Runs the app it built so you can open it. Runs
App test browser Clicks through the app it built to check it works. Reads
Watch Lets you see Ysra’s browser live while it works. You watch
Dependency check Checks a project’s exact package versions against public advisories: known vulnerabilities, and malicious or hijacked packages. Reads
Propose an action Prepares an email, a Slack post or a Jira change for your approval. Proposes
Send or post Sends the email or post you approved. Acts · always approved
Publish or deploy Puts a site or an app online. Acts · always approved
Hand off Passes a request to Code, or turns it into a Worker. Routes

Who gets what#

Part Can use Not here
Ask Web search, read a page, the real browser, PDF links, your files, company sources, Ysra docs, memory, look at images, make images, save web images, maps routes, charts and Views, documents, spreadsheets, propose actions, hand off to Code or a Worker. Changing code, or sending anything itself: it proposes, you approve.
Expert What Ask can, as far as the Expert’s capabilities allow (Web browser and Images are switched per Expert). Uses the asker’s own connections, never its creator’s. The same as Ask.
Learn Your course files, charts and Views to explain a point, and marking your answers, including a photo of your work. Changing code, or sending anything.
Public Expert Only the files you publish, a route to your business, and web search and page reading if you allow it. Your company data, memory, actions, the real browser, making images, visitors’ photos.
Code, working on a task Project files, run commands, app preview, the app test browser, Watch, screenshots of the app it built, web search, read a page, the real browser, PDF links, Ysra docs, maps routes, make images (up to 6 a task), save web images, company sources. Publishes and deploys when you approve. Memory across threads.
Code, replying in the thread Read-only: project files, the web, the real browser, Ysra docs, company sources. Changing anything: that becomes a task.
Mayz A private copy of the project, running and testing the app, the app test browser, Watch, the dependency check, web search and page reading for public lookups, cited in the report. Changing your code, or acting outside its private copy.
Worker What it was given when it started: company sources, web search, read a page, the real browser (with Watch), PDF reports, spreadsheets, make images, email drafts. Emails and posts always wait for your approval. Starting other work, or publishing apps.
Voice The tools of the conversation it is in (Ask, an Expert or a Code thread). Anything that conversation can’t do.
Set up with Ysra Web search to find your site (it asks before reading it), reading your site in the real browser, saving your logo and photos. Your connected tools.

Examples#

Part Ask it Tools it uses
Ask “Compare these three payroll providers and give me a spreadsheet with prices and sources.” Web search, read a page, spreadsheet
Ask “Open this property listing and summarise the price history and the photos.” Real browser
Ask “Read this contract and list the five clauses I should worry about.” Your files
Ask “Make me three visuals for our Ramadan offer.” Make images
Ask “Chart our monthly sign-ups from signups.xlsx as a line.” Your files, charts and Views
Ask “Turn this report into a 10-slide deck for Monday.” Documents
Learn “Mark my answer to question 3.” (with a photo of your working) Your course files, marking
Ask “What did the team decide about pricing on Slack this week?” Company sources
Expert A contract reviewer: “Review this supplier agreement against our standard terms.” Your files
Expert Release status: “Are we on track for Friday?” Company sources (Jira, Slack)
Public Expert A riad: “Do you have a room for two on Friday? How do I get there from Guéliz?” Your files, maps route
Code “Build a landing page for Barbershop Brasco in Marrakech; they offer home visits, make it luxurious.” Web search, real browser, save web images, app test browser, app preview
Code “The test test_checkout_total is failing: find out why and fix it.” Project files, run commands
Code “What’s in this folder?” or “Open this link and tell me what’s there.” Answered straight away, read-only
Mayz “Review this repository before we ship.” Dependency check, app test browser, web lookups
Worker “Every Monday at 9:00, read the bookings sheet and send me a PDF summary.” Your files, PDF report, an approved email
Worker “Every morning, open these three competitors’ pricing pages and tell me what changed.” Real browser, Watch
Worker Dependency watch: a daily check of a repository’s packages. Dependency check
Voice “Tell me where my Code task is, and approve the commit.” The Code thread’s own
Set up with Ysra “I run Riad Nejma in the medina: rooms, hammam and excursions.” Web search, real browser, save web images

Why not everywhere#

Rule What it means
Public Experts talk to strangers No private data, no memory, no actions, and nothing costly a visitor could set off.
Changing things needs approval Editing, running, deploying and sending happen only in Code tasks and Workers, and sends and deploys always wait for you. Ask and Experts propose.
Mayz reviews It never changes your code.
Code’s quick replies only read Anything that changes the project becomes a task.
Costly tools show their cost The real browser and making images are charged by use, and each answer shows what it used.
Ysra says what is on Asked “can you…?”, it answers from what is on in that conversation, says what is off and where to turn it on.

What the costly tools cost#

Tool Cost
Real browser About 17 credits for an hour of browser time; reading a page usually takes seconds. Shown on the answer or the run.
Make an image Per image, shown on the answer or the run. Up to 6 in a Code task, 4 in an answer, 3 in a Worker run.
Code in Ysra’s cloud About 41 credits for each hour of a standard machine.
Everything else Part of the answer’s or the run’s usual credits.

Every other limit is on Limits and costs.

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