The Problem

AI agents are blind and handless.

Blind

Blind

AI can't see your screen. No pixels, no context, no understanding of what's in front of it.

Siloed

Siloed

Trapped in chat boxes and APIs. No way to interact with the apps you actually use.

Broken

Broken

Pixel-based automation breaks on every UI change. Fragile, slow, unreliable.

The Solution

ScreenHand gives AI native desktop control.

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See

See

Native accessibility APIs give AI structured understanding of every element on screen.

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Click

Click

Precise, reliable clicks through the OS accessibility layer. No pixel guessing.

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Control

Control

Type, drag, scroll, read — full desktop control at native speed.

Live Demo

Watch it work.

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Features

Built for serious automation.

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82 MCP Tools

Complete desktop automation toolkit — from screenshots to drag-and-drop, all through a single protocol.

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12 ms Response

Native accessibility APIs mean instant element discovery. No image processing, no waiting.

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App Support

Works with any application through OS-level accessibility. Chrome, Slack, Figma, Excel — everything.

24/7🔒

24/7 Reliability

Session resilience, auto-recovery, supervisor daemon. Built for unattended, long-running automation.

“ScreenHand is what I imagined when I first heard about AI agents — an AI that can actually use my computer.”
— Built with conviction by the ScreenHand team
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Why ScreenHand?

FeatureScreenHandSeleniumPyAutoGUIAppleScript
Native OS integration
Cross-application control
Accessibility API access
Browser automation
MCP protocol support
Session resilience
AI-native design
Works with any app

Ready to give AI
desktop superpowers?

Open source. One command to install. Works with Claude, Cursor, and any MCP-compatible client.

ScreenHand
Get Started →
$ npm install screenhand