Let your AI agents paint big arrows, boxes and text on your screen
This is a product launch, not a verified real-world use. It is listed under New launches.
Open-source macOS CLI + agent skill (MIT) so Claude Code or Codex can draw click-through arrows, boxes, and labels on screen for tutorials, remote help, and "click this" handoffs—then dismiss themselves.
What they did
- Install the macOS CLI from the GitHub repo (MIT).
- Add the included skill so Claude Code or Codex can call the CLI.
- Ask the agent to point at a UI element; it draws a click-through overlay that auto-dismisses.
- Use for tutorials, aging-parent remote help, or agent→human handoffs that need a visual target.
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