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What You’ll Build

By the end of this guide, you’ll have:
  • Created a process in Granite
  • Run an AI agent to execute a task
  • Watched the execution in real-time with HITL controls

Prerequisites

  • A Granite account
  • Chrome or Firefox browser
  • 5 minutes

Step 1: Log In

1

Open Granite

Navigate to app.getgranite.ai
2

Enter Your Email

Type your email address and click Continue
3

Check Your Inbox

Click the magic link in your email to sign in
You can also use Sign in with Google for faster access.

Step 2: Create Your First Process

1

Go to Processes

Click Processes in the sidebar
Processes page
2

Create New Process

Click the + New Process button
3

Name Your Process

Enter a descriptive name like “Open Notepad and Type Hello”
4

Describe the Task

In the description field, explain what you want to automate:
Open Notepad on Windows, type "Hello from Granite!",
and save the file as hello.txt on the Desktop

Step 3: Run the Agent

1

Click Run

Hit the Run button to start the agent execution
2

Watch Live

You’ll see a live video stream of the Windows desktop
3

Review Actions

The chat panel shows each action the agent takes:
  • Opening applications
  • Clicking elements
  • Typing text
  • Saving files

Step 4: Use HITL Controls

During execution, you have full control:

Approve

Let the current action proceed

Modify

Change the action before it executes

Skip

Skip the current action

Cancel

Stop the entire execution
HITL mode pauses execution for your approval on sensitive actions. This keeps you in control of what happens on the target machine.

Step 5: View Results

After execution completes:
  1. Check Run Logs to see the full execution history
  2. View screenshots captured during the run
  3. Download the recording for review
Run logs page

What’s Next?

Troubleshooting

  • Ensure you have at least one driver machine connected
  • Check the Driver Management page for machine status
  • Verify the driver is online (green status)
  • Check your browser allows WebRTC connections
  • Try refreshing the page
  • Ensure you’re not behind a restrictive firewall