Live Execution View

The live execution view lets you watch an agent work in real time — whether it is navigating a browser or operating a Windows desktop. Use it to catch problems as they happen, audit unusual decisions, guide the agent through an edge case, or demonstrate work in progress to stakeholders.

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When the live view appears

A live view tile appears in the run panel automatically whenever an in-progress run uses:

• Browser automation — any agent that navigates websites, fills in forms, or reads browser-based systems.
• Computer Use — agents operating the Duvo-managed Windows sandbox.
• Windows Remote Desktop — agents working inside your own Windows machines.

The tile shows as long as the run is active. If the agent pauses to wait for a human approval, the live view hides and the approval request takes its place. Once the approval is resolved, the live view returns.

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Opening and expanding the view

While a run is in progress, a thumbnail card appears at the bottom of the run panel showing a live preview of the browser or desktop.

• Thumbnail — The default state. A small preview lets you see activity at a glance without leaving your current view. The card label changes to “Browsing” or “Using desktop” while the agent is actively working.
• Split view — Click the thumbnail or the expand icon to open a larger panel that appears over the run view. Use this when you need to see what the agent is doing clearly while keeping the session log visible.
• Full screen — Click the maximize icon in the split view header to expand to a full-screen overlay. Use this when demonstrating the agent to a stakeholder or auditing complex multi-step work.

Click anywhere outside the expanded view, or use the minimize icon, to return to the thumbnail.

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Taking control

The live view is interactive. You can take control of the browser or desktop at any point while a run is in progress. Everything you do while in control is captured in the session log alongside the agent’s own actions, so the full audit trail is preserved.

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What you can see

An overlay in the bottom corner of the expanded view shows the tool currently executing — useful for understanding which step of the process is active without reading through the session log.

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Use cases

Catching a problem before it lands — Watch a new agent run for the first time and intervene if it is about to take a wrong action. Expanding the view lets you see exactly what the agent sees, so you can step in and correct the situation before it completes a bad step. Auditing an unusual decision — When a completed run shows issues, open the run and step through the screenshot timeline to see exactly what the agent did and why. Training new builders — Walk a new team member through an in-progress run by sharing your screen in split view mode. They can watch the agent work in real time while you explain the AOP logic alongside it. Demonstrating to stakeholders — Run an agent in full-screen mode during a meeting to show stakeholders exactly how the automation works. The live view makes the process concrete and visible, which is more effective than describing it. Guiding an edge case — If the agent reaches a state it has not encountered before, take control, navigate through the edge case manually, then hand back and let the agent finish.

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Screenshot replay (after the run)

Once a run completes, the live tile is replaced by a screenshot replay. This is a step-by-step visual timeline of everything the agent did — one screenshot per browser action or desktop interaction. Click any screenshot to expand it. Use the timeline to understand what the agent saw at each step, which is useful for post-run audits and for refining the AOP based on what you observe.

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Access

Anyone with access to view and run the agent can open the live view for runs they can see. Owners and Administrators can also view runs started by other team members from the Runs List. See Roles and Permissions for the full breakdown.

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