computer-uselisted

# Computer Use (Native Desktop Control) ## Repo Context Probe If `.claude/skill-context/computer-use.md` exists, read it and honor its declarations; otherwise use the generic defaults described below. The context file is where a repo declares the native-desktop-control CLI this skill drives: its commands (list apps/windows, click, type, press key, screenshot, selector resolution), how it is installed and opted into, and its error contract. When the file is absent (the common case in a foreign repo), follow the generic baseline below. ## Generic baseline — desktop control requires a repo-provided CLI Driving native desktop applications (without moving the user's cursor or stealing focus) is not a capability the bare environment provides — it needs an Accessibility-API driver. This skill does not bundle one; it drives whatever native-control CLI the repo supplies and documents in its context file. - **Context file present** → use the declared CLI's commands exactly as specified to discover apps/windows, inspect the accessibility tree, and drive the target window. - **Context file absent** → the desktop-control dependency is unavailable in this repo. Tell the user that native desktop control requires a repo-provided CLI which this repo does not declare, and stop gracefully. Do **not** attempt to install a driver or simulate input through other means. ## When to use - The agent should drive a native desktop app: Notes, Slack, Telegram Desktop, VS Code, Xcode, Finder, etc.