An AI agent that checks real suppliers, builds the answer as a live workspace, and pays through PayPal only when you hold to approve.
Three questions every shop owner asks: who to buy from, can I afford it, who still owes me. One answer.
Press a shortcut over any app. Type it or say it. BizOS draws its plan as a graph before it does anything.
⌘⇧SpaceBizOS opens each supplier’s own site in Chrome and reads it like you would. No price listed? It says N/A and drafts a quote request. It never invents one.
Real ChromeEvery question gets its own live AG Studio workspace: grids, charts, a gantt, the plan and PayPal cards. All placed by the AI.
AG StudioLive PayPal balance, minus money already leaving, minus a 10% cushion. Re-checked right before every payout.
PayPal BalancesPayPal Invoicing chases the late customer. PayPal Payouts pays the supplier. Once, logged, never twice.
Invoicing + PayoutsAn interactive replay of a real run: BizOS floats over any app, reads real supplier sites in Chrome, then opens its own desktop workspace. Press and hold to approve.
Tue 9:41Pinecrest Woodcraft is the supplier to take, and its $3,293.76 deposit is the payment to make first. Product A has 14.2 days of stock left; Pinecrest lands 188 units in 16.4 days.
| Site | Country | Unit | MOQ | Lead | Terms |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Pinecrest Woodcraft | Canada | $58.40 | 100 | 16d | 2/10 net 30 |
| Northwind Components | Germany | $56.90 | 150 | 21d | 2/10 net 30 |
| Lakeside Ceramics Co. | Vietnam | $49.90 | 250 | 45d | net 15 |
| Orchid Ceramics | Vietnam | N/A | 200 | 35d | 2.5/14 net 30 |
New order: Product A. Exactly this request is sent to PayPal, once.
Invoice #84, 27 days overdue. Its cash funds the payments waiting on collection.
Orchid publishes no price (MOQ 200, 35d lead): ask before ranking it.
Early-pay discount ends: PO #153 Kestrel Packaging (saves $12); Chase overdue invoice #84: Willow Market 214 ($4,177); Chase overdue invoice #362: Zephyr Foods 15 ($3,625)…
BizOS extends AG Studio itself: its own widgets sit in the Compose menu, including a PayPal action card.
AG Grid, AG Charts, a combo chart, a gantt, a live plan and approval cards.
Six BizOS widgets registered with AG Studio, each described for its own AI tools.
The Ideas map turns each suggestion into a follow-up for BizOS.
Different designs from real runs. Ask again and the same workspace updates in place.
Every PayPal endpoint sits in one of three tiers. Card, vault and identity endpoints are not on the list, so no prompt can reach them.
BizOS does these by itself: balances, transactions, invoices, disputes, orders, subscriptions.
You approve a card: send or remind an invoice, payment links, orders, dispute replies.
You press and hold: payouts, refunds, order capture, accepting a dispute claim.
A developer preview for your desktop. It runs with your own AI key and PayPal Sandbox credentials, so nothing secret ships inside the installer.
# backend + desktop app cd backend && uv sync cd ../desktop && npm install npm run dev
Press ⌘⇧Space and ask: “Which suppliers should I pay this week, and can I afford it?”
Run it locallyPrefer to read the code first? The full source and run guide are on GitHub. Signed installers are next on the roadmap.