ZQAgentDownload it, and it can get to work

What it can do for you ​

For all of these, you describe the task in plain language; it reads the files, processes them, and tells you the result when done. Every step that modifies files will first ask you for confirmation.

Click through to the full walkthroughs: merge spreadsheets · extract from PDFs · batch rename · compress images. Irreversible operations such as deletion and overwriting will always ask for your consent first.

What it looks like ​

Like chatting with a person: you say what you want done, it explains how it plans to do it, and it only starts after you click "Allow".

Start in three steps ​

For the illustrated walkthrough, see Getting started. Already have your own model Key and want to save credit? See Using your own Key.

Why you can safely let it touch your files ​

It isn't a black box that "just executes". Before it actually does anything, it lays out exactly what will change and what the consequences are:

• Nothing happens unless you click "Allow": modifying or deleting anything always asks first, so you can decide at a glance.
• It only works where you tell it to: it can see only the folders you let it see and can't touch anything else.
• Original files are kept: irreversible operations such as overwriting and deletion always require your consent first.
• You never have to manage keys: with platform credit, you never touch a key from start to finish.
• The code is public: when it asks you and whether it secretly touches files can all be verified by a technically savvy friend.

Open source, open to inspection

Whether it messes with files, when it asks for your confirmation, and how keys are stored — the code is all online. You don't need to understand it, but you can ask a technically savvy friend to check it for you.

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What it cannot do ​

Being clear about the boundaries is more useful than overpromising:

• It can't reach folders you didn't point it at. It works only inside the area you give it, and asks before going wider.
• It isn't always right. Mismatched column names or blurry scans can be misread. Check important files yourself, or ask it to "just list them, don't touch anything" first.
• It won't sign, pay or file documents for you. Those decisions stay with you.
• It doesn't drive apps on your phone. Managing your computer from a phone is a separate feature — see Remote control.
• If it can't handle a format, it says so. It won't hand you an empty file and pretend it's done.

Pricing ​

New users get 5 CNY of credit, enough for hundreds of routine tasks — a routine task usually costs less than a cent. Top up when it runs out; charges follow actual usage, with no subscription and no minimum.

Remote management of one computer is free; extra devices are billed by "devices × days" from the same balance, and charges stop when you remove a device.

See pricing and how to top up →

Cloud account and remote control ​

Want to manage several devices in a browser or on your phone? In the desktop app, click "Connect to cloud" and sign in with your account — no commands to remember. Then open the ZQAgent User Center to see this device.

Join the community ​

Scan the QR code with WeChat to join the group; no need to add anyone as a friend. Someone is on duty, so just ask if you get stuck.

Scan with WeChat

Ask questions, report bugs or request features. When reporting a bug, mention whether you're on Windows or Mac and the version number shown in the app — it gets handled much faster.

Don't use WeChat? Ask on GitHub Issues; it works just as well.

Group rules and more ways to connect →

More ​

• Merge spreadsheets · Extract from PDFs · Batch rename · Compress images: the four most common jobs, with sentences you can copy
• What it can do: every scenario at a glance
• Getting started: the full illustrated path from download to first task
• Desktop app: download, install and everyday use
• FAQ: costs, file safety, what to do when stuck
• Community: WeChat group, rules and other channels
• Professional usage: for developers and ops (command line, server deployment) — not needed for regular users