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Computer use SDK for building agents that learn from human screen recordings. Cross-platform (Windows/macOS/Linux), deterministic, and ready for L5 desktop automation.
β‘ TL;DR β Hello World Example
Skip the boilerplate. This is the fastest way to feel the magic.
π Python
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π¦ TypeScript / Node.js
const { Desktop } = require('terminator.js');
const desktop = new Desktop();
await desktop.openApplication('notepad')
await desktop.locator('name:Edit').typeText('hello world')
π§ What is Terminator?
Terminator is the Playwright-style SDK for automating Windows GUI apps.
- πͺ Built for Windows, works on Linux & macOS (partial)
- π€ Uses RLHF'd human screen recording as context
- π§ Designed for AI agents, not humans
- β‘ Uses OS-level accessibility (not vision)
- π§© TS, Python, and Rust support
- π 80ms UI scans, 10000x faster and cheaper than humans
Documentation
For detailed information on features, installation, usage, and the API, please visit the Official Documentation.
Here's a section you can add under your README.md to document tools for inspecting accessibility elements across Windows, macOS, and Linux β tailored to Terminator users trying to find correct selectors:
π΅οΈ How to Inspect Accessibility Elements (like name:Seven)
To create reliable selectors (e.g. name:Seven, role:Button, window:Calculator), you need to inspect the Accessibility Tree of your OS. Hereβs how to explore UI elements on each platform:
πͺ Windows
- Tool: Accessibility Insights for Windows
- Alt: Inspect.exe (comes with Windows SDK)
- Usage: Open the app you want to inspect β launch Accessibility Insights β hover or use keyboard navigation to explore the UI tree (Name, Role, ControlType, AutomationId).
These tools show you the
Name,Role,ControlType, and other metadata used in Terminator selectors.
π macOS
- Tool: Accessibility Inspector
- Usage: Comes with Xcode β Open
Xcode > Open Developer Tool > Accessibility Inspectorβ Use the target icon to explore UI elements on screen.
π§ Linux
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Tool: Accerciser
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Install:
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Usage: Launch Accerciser β Select the window/app β Browse the accessible widget tree.
π‘ Tip
Once you identify the structure of your UI:
# Sample pattern
You can build and debug selector paths incrementally using .locator() chaining.
Explore Further
- https://github.com/mediar-ai/terminator-typescript-examples
- https://github.com/mediar-ai/terminator-python-examples
- https://github.com/mediar-ai/terminator/examples
contributing
contributions are welcome! please feel free to submit issues and pull requests. many parts are experimental, and help is appreciated. join our discord to discuss.
businesses
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