I built an AI lens for my desktop because browser-only AI felt too limited
I wanted to ask AI about it, but the flow was annoying: switch to a browser, open a chat tab, copy or type the error, wait for an answer, then switch back. After doing that too many times, I started building something that works directly on the desktop. That became Xerolas. Xerolas is an AI screen
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