Who is behind Agent Control Guide?

Agent Control Guide is published by EZO Labs, a small software company. Our main product is superbot, an AI agent that can use a computer, and this site exists because people kept asking us the same plain questions about letting software click around their desktop.

Who it is for

We write for readers who have never opened a terminal and do not want to. If a page here tells you to install something, it means a normal app from its maker's website. If a step needs a developer, the page says so and points you elsewhere rather than pretending it is easy.

How a page gets written

Each page starts from the question in its heading, worded the way people type it. We answer it in the first paragraph, then explain. Product details come from the maker's own help pages or documentation, read on the date listed under Sources, and nothing more: if a maker does not say a feature exists, we do not imply it.

Where superbot is the subject, the same rule holds. We describe it with what superbot.gg states in its docs and FAQ, next to the alternatives, and we do not promise results or speed.

About our links

Links from this site to superbot.gg go to our own product. They carry a tag with this site's name so we can see how many readers arrive from here. They are ordinary links; we are not paid by anyone for any link on this site, and we do not link to sister sites.

Keeping it current

Agent software changes fast. We recheck each page when a maker changes its product and at least whenever we revisit the site, and the date at the foot of every page shows the last check. Spotted something out of date? Email contact@ezolabs.io and tell us which page.

Machine-readable version

Assistants and crawlers can read the whole site in brief at /llms.txt, with its pages and the first short answer from the apps and forms page.