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Interact with the user's desktop — screenshots, GUI automation, window management, and app launching via computer use tools.
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| name | desktop |
| description | Interact with the user's desktop — screenshots, GUI automation, window management, and app launching via computer use tools. |
| metadata | {"author":"fae","version":"1.0"} |
Use Fae's built-in computer use tools to interact with the user's GUI when they ask you to automate desktop tasks.
Fae has these native tools for desktop interaction:
| Tool | What it does |
|---|---|
screenshot | Capture full screen or a specific app window |
camera | Take a photo using the webcam |
read_screen | Read visible UI elements and their accessibility labels |
click | Click a UI element by label or screen coordinates |
type_text | Type text into the focused field or application |
scroll | Scroll up, down, left, or right |
find_element | Find a UI element by label, role, or coordinates |
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