weavgui

Automate desktop GUI tasks via screen capture, mouse control, and visual feedback.

8|Updated Mar 11, 2026
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npx skills add https://github.com/yankeguo/weavgui --skill weavgui
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Skill: weavgui
Source: https://github.com/yankeguo/weavgui/tree/main/skills/weavgui
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/yankeguo/weavgui --skill weavgui

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

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What problem does it solve?

Automates desktop graphical user interface tasks by coordinating screenshot capture, mouse movements, clicks, and keystrokes, enabling precise interaction with on-screen elements.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Automated UI interactions: Perform clicks, keystrokes, and mouse movements based on visual cues and constant feedback.
  • Screen content analysis: Capture and interpret screen images to locate UI components or verify actions.
  • Use Case: Automate repetitive tasks like filling forms, navigating applications, or clicking buttons on the desktop by visually identifying targets and executing actions precisely.
  • Technical scope: Integrates with vision-enabled LLMs and supports normalized coordinate-based control for platform-independent automation.

Quick Start

Use the weavgui CLI to capture a screen, move the mouse to the target position, then click, following the iterative verification process based on auto-captured screenshots.

Frequently Asked Questions about weavgui

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I automate desktop GUI tasks using screenshot analysis?

Automating desktop GUI tasks with screenshot analysis involves capturing screen images, visually identifying UI components, and executing mouse clicks or keystrokes at normalized coordinates. This allows precise interaction for repetitive or complex interface navigation.

Can I use visual feedback for GUI automation on different operating systems?

Visual feedback GUI automation supports cross-platform execution through normalized coordinate control. By relying on screen capture and visual cues rather than system-specific APIs, the automation ensures platform independence across different desktop environments.

What's the best way to verify that mouse control and clicks hit the correct desktop UI elements?

The best way to verify mouse control accuracy is through an iterative process of auto-capturing screenshots after actions. By continuously analyzing screen content and applying visual feedback, you can confirm that clicks and keystrokes interact with the correct UI elements.

Do I need a vision-enabled LLM to perform screen content analysis for desktop scripting?

Yes, screen content analysis for desktop scripting requires a vision-enabled LLM. The system integrates with vision models to interpret captured screen images, locate UI components, and provide the visual verification necessary for targeted on-screen actions.

How to navigate complex desktop applications by visually identifying targets and executing actions?

To navigate complex applications, you capture the screen, use visual cues to locate target UI components, and move the mouse to the target position to click or type. This iterative verification process based on auto-captured screenshots ensures precise execution.

Why use normalized coordinate control for mouse control in desktop scripting?

Normalized coordinate control is used in desktop scripting to achieve platform independence. By mapping mouse movements and clicks to relative screen coordinates, the automation remains compatible across different display resolutions and operating systems.