Guide - AI assistant for people who are blind or low-vision

Hi all,
I've recently been introduced to Guide, an AI Windows app which takes over your keyboard and mouse and does things for you on your computer.
https://www.guideinteraction.com/
It's $8 a month at the moment with a seven-day free trial, and I'm keeping this around. The below might be a bit long but, here goes. Note that asking it to do something which requires multiple tasks without clear instructions doesn't work well. It goes all around the houses and gets things wrong.
A. I went to the Amazon fiction best sellers page, Then opened the Guide app, and asked it what was number 6 on the bestseller list. After you've asked it your question, go back to the webpage or app you want to work with, and Guide will then take screenshots of your computer and either start scrolling to read stuff or click if necessary. It got the answer right. I then told it I wanted to buy the Kindle version of this book which was the version displayed on the best seller page. So it opened the book page, clicked the 'buy now' button, and I got an email confirmation page from Amazon confirming my purchase. Amazon is accessible, so I don't really need to do this, I was just testing to see if it would get it right. it tells you what it's doing, so if you really don't like the path it's going down, you can hit CTRL + Alt S to stop it, this is a global hotkey. You can then regroup so to speak, and give it further instructions to get it back on track.
B. The ChatGPT Windows app and webpage no longer have an easily accessible way to rename chats. So, I opened the ChatGPT Windows app, opened a chat from my chat history and told Guide something like, 'I want to rename this chat to language practice'. It went around the houses a bit first, it was trying to work out where the 'rename' function would actually be. It decided to click on the chat name in the sidebar, I've now learned that all those links in the chat history are part of the sidebar. And when it hovered over the sidebar with the mouse, the context menu with options like 'delete', 'archive', and 'rename appeared. NVDA started reading this menu out. So then it clicked on the 'rename' button, deleted the name already there, and typed in the new one, and pressed Enter to confirm. And the new name was there. I tried this several times with varying results. Sometimes it worked, sometimes it would leave the old chat name in the 'rename' field and then add the new name onto the end of it. But I've discovered if you give it clear, numbered instructions on how to do a task, it'll complete things much more efficiently. For example:
1. Click on the chat name in the sidebar.
2. Click on the menu with 3 dots.
3. Click on the 'rename' icon.
4. Select all the text in the field with CTRL + A, then delete it.
5. Now type 'language practice' and press Enter to confirm.
If you don't want Guide to do the whole thing, because the only difficult part is actually getting to the menu, you could ask:
1. Click on the chat name in the sidebar.
2. Look for the menu with three dots and hover over it.
3. Wait 2 minutes. Note that Guide automatically takes focus back to the Guide window when it completes a task. But this can mean that the menu or whatever you're working with goes away completely when you go back to the app window. This is what happens with the ChatGPT app. So now I can press Enter on the 'rename' button, then it’ll put me in the edit field, so I can type the new chat name and press Enter to confirm. Asking it to wait 2 minutes gives me time to activate the button and type what I want, but Guide did tell me it couldn’t use the wait function or something, but by the time it worked out it couldn’t use it and was telling me it was looking for another approach, I’d finished.
C. I tried this on the British Airways High Life Cafe website, and in short, it didn't work. I wanted to order food for my flight home, and I asked it to search for a coke. I just opened the homepage, since that site isn't great with a screen reader, and in short, it couldn't find the coke. It went to the 'soft drinks' category, then the 'fizzy drinks' category, great, but it didn't seem to grasp that it either needed to scroll to the next page and the next to find the coke, or it could choose how many results appeared on a page, making the selection process a bit easier. It ended up trying out all sorts of things, until I got totally the wrong things in my basket, so I deleted the things from my basket and started again. The good thing it did do for me was describe the cafe, all the different categories, which I'd never really looked at before, and from that I just selected each category, and found the things I wanted a lot more easily anyway. When I went to pay, I needed to select my flight number, and there's a fiddly dropdown menu, and scrolling through took it ages, too long. There are a couple of hundred options there I'd say. In the end I just did it anyway since it was quicker.
Notes
This is what the instructions say about how it works.
How it works: When asked to complete an action, Guide takes control of your keyboard and mouse. To understand the state of your computer, it takes screenshots of your computer and sends them to the cloud for processing. Your data is not used for any model training purposes.
Hope you enjoy. Edited to add that after writing this, I went and found out how to hover over something with the mouse using NVDA. Trying this worked, it's NVDA key + Shift + M after finding the item you want to hover over. Make sure 'focus moves navigator object' is on by pressing NVDA + 7.