I work in cybersecurity, so the idea of any AI agent controlling my computer gives me hives. But I testedSkygen AI in a sandboxed environment first, and I have to say—they did it right. The agent requests permission for every domain change, shows you exactly where the mouse is going, and you can kill the session instantly. I used Skygen to handle a messy rebooking after Turkish Airlines changed my flight by six hours. Instead of waiting on hold, I let Skygen navigate their website, find the change flight option, compare alternatives, and confirm a new seat—all while I watched every click. The agent never touched anything outside the travel domains I approved. After that success, I let Skygen AI handle my entire Southeast Asia loop: Bangkok to Chiang Mai train, ferry to Koh Samui, flight to Phuket. It operated my computer across Thai Railway, 12Go Asia, AirAsia, and Agoda, handling different currencies and languages. At one point it got confused by a Thai captcha, paused, and asked me to solve it—perfectly safe. For paranoid travelers who want automation without losing control, Skygen is the answer. I’ve even started recommending skygen.ai to my less-tech-savvy friends because it’s more secure than them downloading random travel apps.