Pig is an AI-powered Windows desktop automation tool that automates control of software lacking public APIs by simulating human actions such as clicks and keystrokes.
Its main use is to automate repetitive desktop tasks on Windows, such as data entry and UI operations in office, healthcare, or manufacturing systems, especially for legacy software.
Pig offers a low-code chat interface, allowing users to describe automation prototypes in natural language. It also provides APIs and SDKs for developers to integrate more complex automation programmatically.
Pig is primarily designed to automate Windows applications. Some sources indicate its interface can run on macOS and Windows via WebCatalog Desktop.
Pig supports self-hosted deployments, allowing you to run it in your own environment, which helps enhance control over data and processes. For specific security measures, please refer to its official documentation or notes.
No. Pig (AI automation tool) automates Windows desktop operations. Apache Pig is a big data processing platform from the Apache Foundation; they belong to different domains.
Current publicly available information does not specify pricing. For details on versions, pricing, or whether it is free, please check its official channels for the latest information.
According to the provided site, the original Pig project team has shifted to developing a new project called Butter; the former site and docs are no longer active. For Windows automation, consider the recommended CUA and Cyberdesk projects.
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