Delta / Remote desktop
Remote desktop.Shared work.
Connect to another desktop with someone on the other side. Delta brings the screen, conversation and files into one session, with explicit host approval and permissions you can choose for each connection.
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DELTA / Inside Delta
Your desktop. A shared workspace.
Delta brings assisted remote access, conversation and file exchange together. Start with a device ID, keep the host involved and choose the tools your task needs.
All capabilities ↗01
A clear place to start.
Find your device ID and enter the address of the desktop you want to reach. The connection begins with a request to the person at the host.
Example data. Try the controls here.
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The host stays in the picture.
Host mode shows the device’s status and connectable ID. The person at the desktop can receive the request, review it and decide whether to accept.
See the approach ↗Share this ID so remote peers can connect to this device
File activity
No file access yet.
Chat
No active connections
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One connection. Specific permissions.
Before accepting, review who is connecting and choose keyboard, clipboard, audio, file and restart permissions. Access follows the task you agree on.
Continue exploring ↗Selected permissions
Keep the session in view.
Active connections stay visible on the host. Open the conversation, review file activity or close the connection from the same place.
DELTA / AI copilot
A second pair of eyes on the screen.
While you work in a session, the copilot reads what is on the remote desktop and tells you what to try next, the way a second engineer would. You stay in charge of every action.
How the AI works ↗01
It sees the screen
It follows the session and suggests the next step, so you do not have to describe what is happening.
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It reads the error, suggests the fix
An error on screen becomes searchable text, with its codes and a step-by-step fix for each one.
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Before and after
Take a reading of the machine, do the work, take another. The difference comes back written out.
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It writes the session up
A finished recording becomes a report: what was wrong and what was done, in order.
AI agent
Tell it what to do. It does it, with your OK.
Describe the task. The agent looks at the remote screen, proposes the next click or keystroke and shows you where. You approve each step, or let it run on autopilot for a few steps and stop it whenever you want.
- Approval by default: nothing moves until you say so.
- The person at the remote computer is told in the session chat.
- Your own click or key, or Esc, stops it at once.
Approving a connection does not authorize screen analysis or the agent: each AI consent is separate. Check which AI options your build includes.
01 / A connected workspace
The essentials, within reach.
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Remote control
See the remote desktop and work with keyboard and mouse, in a window or full screen.
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Files
Browse local and remote files, follow the transfer queue and cancel jobs when needed.
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Clipboard and chat
Keep messages alongside the session to clarify each next step.
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Who gets in
The host chooses keyboard, clipboard, audio, file and restart permissions for each connection.
DELTA / From request to session
One task. A shared process.
Make contact
Use the host address to request a connection to the desktop.
Wait for approval
The person at the host explicitly accepts the connection.
Choose permissions
Set the connection permissions to match the work you have agreed on.
02 / A deliberate connection
Clarity before connection.
A remote session starts with a person who accepts it. Agree on the task, choose the permissions and keep the conversation open while you work.
The host explicitly accepts the connection before the session starts.
See the approach ↗03 / Where Delta fits
Different desks. Shared context.
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Help at the right moment
Guide someone through a desktop task while they stay involved and approve the connection.
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Work across locations
Reach a desktop in another location with the host present to accept your session.
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Exchange what matters
Move task files through the transfer queue and consult the file record on the host.
04 / Practical notes
Good sessions start with context.
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Before the connection
Prepare an assisted session with a clear task and someone ready at the host.
Read the noteDELTA / 02
Permissions with a purpose
Choose connection permissions around the task you have agreed on.
Read the noteDELTA / 03
A record of the exchange
Use the transfer queue and host file record to follow the files involved in a session.
Read the note