EVERYDAY FIXES · VIDEO DEMO · BY DUSTYWIRE

That screen is a bit much for this time of night.

The room is quiet. The lights are low. Your laptop is still glowing like it is the middle of the day. You could go looking for the setting—or ask Dusty to work through it.

A small display preference can become a recurring interruption when you keep adjusting it by hand. A schedule is more convenient, but finding the right controls is still another thing on your list.

Here is one way to start:

“Set up my laptop to be easier on my eyes from 8pm until the morning.”

See the on-screen adjustments in the approved demo. The recording is edited for pace.

Meet DustyWire. Hand over some of the computer work.

DustyWire is an AI assistant for Windows and macOS that can work on your computer using the mouse and keyboard.

Describe what you want done. Dusty reads what is on your screen, presents a plan for your approval, and works through on-screen steps across apps and websites. You can watch the work and step in when you need to.

Some tasks are confusing. Others are just tedious. You do not have to be stuck to want a hand.

One setting you should not have to remember every evening

The video shows a plan to schedule Windows Night light, followed by the settings being adjusted for an 8 PM to 7 AM schedule. Night light changes the screen’s color temperature; the demo is about a display preference, not a medical benefit.

1. Describe the evening schedule you want.
2. Approve the plan for changing Night light settings.
3. Watch Dusty work through the Windows display controls.
4. Check the schedule and choose a strength that feels comfortable to you.

Night light and brightness are different controls

Night light makes the screen’s colors warmer. Brightness controls how much light the display gives off. If the screen is still too bright, explain that separately rather than assuming a warmer color is the same as dimming it.

Use times that fit your routine, and check the result on the screen you actually use at night.

“Schedule Night light from 9 PM to 7 AM and show me the settings when you finish.”

What else would you rather have done?

Maybe it is a form to prepare, a table to put together, or a setting you keep meaning to change. Pick one specific result and tell Dusty where to start.

Instead of giving up another chunk of your day to the clicking, let Dusty work through the task while you keep an eye on the result.

A few things you might be wondering