Add gui-tool - #27
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Small update to this PR: the tool was renamed from gui-tool to gridhand (github.com/ZachRouan/gridhand, v0.4.0). Entry text on the branch is updated. Glad to adjust anything else about the entry. |
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Adds gui-tool — a zero-dependency Rust CLI for cross-platform GUI automation (Linux/macOS/Windows).
It's screenshot-first: the agent clicks by referencing a labeled grid cell overlaid on a screenshot, rather than reading the OS accessibility tree. That means it works on custom-drawn UIs, canvas/WebGL, and games where the accessibility-API tools already in the list (Terminator, Fazm) can't see elements. Runs natively on GNOME/Wayland; strict JSON in/out.
Repo: https://github.com/ZachRouan/agent-desktop-interface