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      Enables AI agents to perform human-authorized, fully auditable GUI actions — clicking, typing, and window operations — on a local Windows desktop, gated by time- and count-limited leases that are denied by default until a person signs off in a popup. Every action is bound to a fresh screen capture, leaves screenshot-based evidence and decision logs on the local machine, and can be halted instantly via a panel button, hotkey, or kill-switch file.
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      Apache 2.0
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      A
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      Enables AI clients to inspect and control allowlisted Windows applications using screenshots, mouse actions, Unicode keyboard input, UI Automation, and an Esc/F12 emergency stop.
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      Apache 2.0
    • A
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      C
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      Enables AI assistants to drive Windows desktop automation — opening and interacting with applications, native UI controls, keyboard/mouse input, files, processes, clipboard, and Chrome/Edge browsing via UI Automation and CDP. All actions pass through a safety policy with human approval, emergency stop, and deterministic verification.
      MIT
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      B
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      Enables MCP agents to drive Windows applications by targeting individual windows—clicking, typing, scrolling, dragging, and reading accessibility trees or screenshots—without stealing the user's focus, mouse, or keyboard. Runs entirely locally alongside the user, with per-app approval and no cloud account or usage limits.
      MIT
    • A
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      B
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      Enables AI agents to observe and control the user's live desktop by listing apps, reading accessibility trees, and performing clicks, typing, scrolling, dragging, and other input actions with per-action approvals and local audit archives.
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      MIT