Trojan Eliminator Agent
A Windows-first assistant that explains a finding from an established scanner such as Microsoft Defender, proposes a careful fix, and waits for you to approve every step.
Coming soon · in Windows testing
Coming soon. In Windows testing.
A first prototype is built. It runs one workflow from start to finish on sample data: read a scanner finding, explain it in plain language, propose an action, wait for the owner to approve, then log the result and keep a way to undo it.
It has passed its automated tests on Linux. It has not yet run on Windows, and it has not handled a real threat. There is nothing to download until it passes real Windows testing.
You approve every step.
- Start from a finding an established scanner already made. Detection depends on that scanner.
- Explain the finding in plain language.
- Propose a narrow step, such as quarantining a file, and wait for your approval.
- Log every action and restore what can be restored.
What it won't promise.
- It doesn't guarantee malware removal.
- It isn't a malware scanner on its own.
- It won't act on a machine you don't control.
- When a careful repair isn't enough, it will recommend a specialist or a reinstall.
Microsoft Defender is named only as an example of an established scanner. It is not a partner or endorsement.
Want to hear when it's ready?
Write to us and we'll let you know when Trojan Eliminator Agent passes Windows testing.
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