GuideLayer settings & features

Tutor Mode lets you choose how GuideLayer teaches, from light next-step guidance to doing the task with you or for you.

Privacy Center shows capture, voice route, encrypted history, blocked apps, active provider route, and incognito status at a glance.

Learning Library keeps saved sessions, tutorials, cheat sheets, practice checklists, and searchable app-aware learning memory together.

Skill Review explains what a learned skill can do before you decide whether GuideLayer may run it.

Usage Meter shows live Codex subscription and token usage so you can understand current activity.

License shows your GuideLayer trial status, license key entry, and purchase path.

Basic gathers everyday GuideLayer defaults, voice status, permission status, and common controls.

Advanced Providers manages provider credentials, voice services, Agent Mode defaults, and external service configuration.

Computer Use configures GuideLayer's in-app computer-use backend, pointing models, focused-window context, and cuaDriver route.

Permissions shows the macOS access GuideLayer needs for voice, screen content, pointing, and system automation.

Dependencies checks the external tools GuideLayer needs for local voice and Agent Mode paths.

Keyboard Shortcuts lists each user-facing action, what it does, and its customizable key binding.

Agents manages specialist GuideLayer agents with their own memory, instructions, skills, and tools.

Learned Skills holds skills Agent Mode wrote from your activity until you review and approve them.

Automations schedules prompts and workflows by interval or cron, optionally tied to a specialist agent.

System & Logs brings together Google Workspace, persistent memory folders, logs, widgets, and utilities.

Models manages offline model installs and the local inference runtime that prepares models for GuideLayer.

History manages conversation retention, screenshot saving, excluded apps, and local history browsing.