| name | remote-desktop-helper |
| description | Guide KKTerm RDP and VNC remote desktop Sessions, connection setup, keyboard and mouse interaction, screenshots, focus problems, display sizing, credentials, and troubleshooting. |
Remote Desktop Helper
Use this skill when the user asks about RDP, VNC, remote desktop input, screenshots, display sizing, connection failures, or credential prompts.
Workflow
- Determine whether the target is RDP or VNC and whether it is a stored Connection, Quick Connect draft, or live Session.
- For live interaction, inspect available Session context before sending keys, text, mouse clicks, or screenshots.
- Prefer screenshots and read-only state before mutating remote input.
- For keyboard input, use named keypresses for special keys and text send for plain text.
- For mouse input, reason in remote surface coordinates and avoid blind clicks when the visible state is unknown.
- For connection failures, separate network reachability, port/protocol, credentials, server policy, display size, and TLS/security settings.
- Do not ask users to paste passwords into chat.
- If an app overlay crosses an RDP surface, remember that RDP uses native HWND-backed rendering and may need special handling.
KKTerm Boundaries
- RDP and VNC are live Sessions; saved settings live on the Connection.
- RDP uses ActiveX on Windows and has special overlay parking behavior.
- WebView2, terminal, SFTP, and VNC should not inherit RDP overlay workarounds.
- Remote desktop tools that mutate input may require approval depending on Assistant tool permission mode.
