List all connected monitors with resolution, position, and active workspace.

List all active workspaces with window counts.

Switch to a workspace by name or number.

Args: workspace: Workspace name or number (e.g. "1", "3", "special:scratchpad")

Get the current cursor position in absolute layout coordinates.

List all open windows with class, title, size, and position.

Args: workspace: Filter to a specific workspace number monitor: Filter to a specific monitor name

Get details about the currently focused window.

Focus a window by class or title.

Args: target: Window selector — "class:firefox", "title:My Document", etc.

Close a window (sends WM_CLOSE — apps can show save dialogs).

Args: target: Window selector (e.g. "class:firefox"). If omitted, closes the active window.

Move a window to a position or workspace.

Args: target: Window selector. If omitted, moves the active window. x: Target X position in pixels y: Target Y position in pixels workspace: Target workspace name/number to move the window to

Resize a window to exact pixel dimensions.

Args: width: Target width in pixels height: Target height in pixels target: Window selector. If omitted, resizes the active window.

Toggle fullscreen for the active window.

Args: mode: "fullscreen" for real fullscreen, "maximize" for maximized (keeps bar)

Toggle floating mode for a window.

Args: target: Window selector. If omitted, toggles the active window.

Read the current clipboard contents as text.

Write text to the clipboard.

Args: text: The text to copy to the clipboard

Launch an application (detached, via Hyprland).

Args: command: The command to run (e.g. "firefox", "kitty", "nautilus ~/Documents")

Move the mouse cursor to absolute layout coordinates.

Uses Hyprland's native movecursor — pixel-accurate, no acceleration issues.

Args: x: Target X coordinate y: Target Y coordinate

Click the mouse at a position (or current position if no coordinates given).

Args: button: "left", "right", or "middle" x: X coordinate to click at (optional — clicks at current position if omitted) y: Y coordinate to click at (optional) double: Whether to double-click

Scroll the mouse wheel.

Args: direction: "up" or "down" amount: Number of scroll steps (default 3) x: X coordinate to scroll at (optional) y: Y coordinate to scroll at (optional)

Drag from one position to another.

Args: start_x: Starting X coordinate start_y: Starting Y coordinate end_x: Ending X coordinate end_y: Ending Y coordinate button: Mouse button to hold during drag ("left", "right", "middle")

Type text as if from a keyboard.

Args: text: The text to type delay_ms: Delay between keystrokes in milliseconds (0 = instant)

Press a key combination.

Uses Hyprland's native sendshortcut — can target specific windows without focusing them.

Args: keys: Key combo string like "ctrl+c", "alt+F4", "super+1", "Return" target: Optional window selector to send the key to (e.g. "class:firefox"). If omitted, sends to the active window.

Send a keyboard shortcut via Hyprland (can target specific windows).

Args: mods: Modifier keys (e.g. "CTRL", "SUPER SHIFT", "ALT CTRL", or "" for none) key: Key name (e.g. "c", "F4", "Return", "space") target: Optional window selector (e.g. "class:firefox"). Empty = active window.

Take a screenshot and return it as an inline image with coordinate mapping.

Returns the image AND a coordinate mapping guide so you can convert image pixel positions to absolute screen coordinates for mouse tools.

Supports three capture modes:

• Full desktop/monitor (default): overview at reduced resolution

• Window: capture a specific window by class/title

• Region: capture a specific rectangle at higher resolution

Args: monitor: Capture a specific monitor (e.g. "DP-1"). Default: all monitors. window: Capture a specific window by selector (e.g. "class:firefox") region: Capture a region as "X,Y WxH" (e.g. "100,200 800x600") max_width: Maximum output width in pixels (default 1024, lower = smaller output) quality: JPEG quality 1-100 (default 60, lower = smaller output) include_cursor: Whether to include the cursor in the screenshot

Find text on screen using OCR. Returns matching locations in screen coordinates.

Take a screenshot, run OCR, and find all occurrences of the target text. Coordinates are in absolute screen space — ready to pass to mouse_click.

Args: target: Text to find (case-insensitive, supports multi-word) monitor: Limit search to a specific monitor window: Limit search to a specific window (e.g. "class:discord") region: Limit search to a region "X,Y WxH" scope: "auto" (default) captures just the active window for better accuracy. "full" captures the entire desktop.

Find text on screen and click it — screenshot + OCR + click in one call.

By default, searches only the active window for better accuracy and speed.

Args: target: Text to find and click (case-insensitive) button: Mouse button ("left", "right", "middle") double: Whether to double-click monitor: Limit search to a specific monitor window: Limit search to a specific window (e.g. "class:discord") region: Limit search to a region "X,Y WxH" occurrence: Which match to click if multiple found (1 = first/best, 2 = second, etc.) scope: "auto" (default) searches the active window. "full" searches entire desktop.

Find a text input field, click it, type text, and optionally submit.

Combines focus + OCR + click + type + Enter into one action. Searches for placeholder text in the active window to find the input field.

Args: text: The text to type input_hint: Placeholder or label text near the input field to click on (e.g. "Type a message", "Search", "Message"). If omitted, tries common placeholders. submit: Whether to press Enter after typing (default False) window: Target a specific window (e.g. "class:signal"). Default: active window.

Take a screenshot AND run OCR, returning both the image and extracted text.

More efficient than calling screenshot + find_text_on_screen separately. The text includes screen coordinates for every detected word.

Args: monitor: Capture a specific monitor window: Capture a specific window (e.g. "class:discord") region: Capture a region as "X,Y WxH" max_width: Maximum output width for the image (default 1024) quality: JPEG quality for the image (default 60) scope: "auto" (default) captures the active window. "full" captures entire desktop.