What problem does it solve?
Quickly open, switch between, and control desktop applications and their windows without manual mouse hunting, reducing time spent navigating the OS and improving automation reliability.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Launch apps using the fastest available method: keyboard shortcuts, OS search/start menu, shell commands, or taskbar clicks.
- Switch and focus between running applications and specific windows using Alt+Tab, window cycling, or direct activation.
- Window management including minimize, close, quit, fullscreen, and show desktop actions across Windows and common Linux desktops.
- Use Case: Open an IDE, wait for it to fully load, switch to a specific project window, and then minimize or close auxiliary windows as part of a scripted workflow.
Quick Start
Ask the agent to open the application by name, switch to its main window, and wait until the window is responsive.