What it does
It reads UI Automation data rather than screenshots and logs each Jev decision locally; Windows and an AI Gateway key are required.
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GhostHand
Focus a Windows app, describe a task, and let GhostHand choose accessible controls while risky actions wait for confirmation.
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How you can use it
Start by listing repetitive tasks in your Windows programs, like filling out routine forms. Download the ready-to-run folder, unzip it, and paste in an access key from Vercel AI Gateway. This key lets the tool reach the AI service that plans the clicks and keystrokes.
Open the app you want to control and press Ctrl and the Windows key together. Type what you need done. GhostHand reads the buttons on screen to click and type for you, but it always pauses for your approval before risky steps like deleting or paying.