Academy
Bring @oupi Where You Work: Connections, Extensions, and Devices
Learn how to extend @oupi beyond the platform into your everyday tools. This intermediate course covers the Chrome extension, OUPI Desktop, the Office add-in for Word, Excel and PowerPoint, Teams and Slack bots, and OUPI devices. You will pair each connection, understand how they collaborate, and apply safety best practices — all in about 25 minutes.
Course outline
1
Understanding My Connections
Discover what Limbs (My connections) are, how they let @oupi reach your browser, desktop, Office apps, messaging tools and devices, and how credits are shared across every surface.
2
Pairing a Connection in Under a Minute
Learn the universal pairing flow — generate a single-use, five-minute code from My connections and paste it into any surface to link it to your account.
3
The Chrome Extension: Side Panel and Page Actions
Install and pin the Chrome extension, open the side panel on any page, and let @oupi read, answer about, and act within your browser — including delegating logged-in web tasks to missions.
4
OUPI Desktop: Controlled Access to Your Computer
Set up OUPI Desktop and understand the arm/disarm mechanism that gives @oupi access to your screen, mouse, keyboard, applications and shell only when you explicitly allow it.
5
The Office Add-in: @oupi in Word, Excel and PowerPoint
Install and pair the Office add-in in Microsoft 365 so @oupi can rewrite sections, build tables, generate slides, and check formulas directly inside your documents.
6
Teams and Slack: Mention @oupi in Your Conversations
Use the @oupi bot in Teams or Slack channels and chats, understanding how your identity is matched to your OUPI account so your knowledge bases and memory apply.
7
OUPI Devices: Orbe and Nexus One
Discover the Orbe voice companion and the Nexus One sovereign edge box, and pair them to your account using the same code-based flow as software connections.
8
Multi-Connection Awareness and Safety
Learn how @oupi coordinates several online connections across machines during missions, and apply safety best practices: scoped permissions, domain rules, opt-in controls, and revoking unused connections.
Take this course in OUPI
Progress, quiz and certificate in your account — 8 questions to check what you learned and earn a certificate, in your OUPI workspace.