Linux Automation | Agent Skills Atlas

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Single unified Linux workstation automation skill for Arch Linux + Hyprland (Wayland). Use whenever the task involves controlling the local desktop GUI: clicking, typing, reading or interacting with native application windows, managing Hyprland workspaces/windows/monitors/scratchpads, taking screenshots, running OCR, or driving the clipboard. Provides a linux-automation CLI and a Python api module. Built around a strict interaction priority that minimizes screenshot-based reasoning: (1) Browser DOM/CDP for web content, (2) AT-SPI accessibility tree for native desktop apps (GTK/Qt/Electron), (3) Hyprland IPC hyprctl -j for compositor state, (4) OCR (tesseract) for canvases/images, (5) raw coordinate input (ydotool) as a last resort. Prefers structured, machine-readable sources over vision. Run linux-automation doctor first on a new machine to verify backends.

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linux-automation

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Single unified Linux workstation automation skill for Arch Linux + Hyprland (Wayland). Use whenever the task involves controlling the local desktop GUI: clicking, typing, reading or interacting with native application windows, managing Hyprland workspaces/windows/monitors/scratchpads, taking screenshots, running OCR, or driving the clipboard. Provides a `linux-automation` CLI and a Python `api` module. Built around a strict interaction priority that minimizes screenshot-based reasoning: (1) Browser DOM/CDP for web content, (2) AT-SPI accessibility tree for native desktop apps (GTK/Qt/Electron), (3) Hyprland IPC `hyprctl -j` for compositor state, (4) OCR (tesseract) for canvases/images, (5) raw coordinate input (ydotool) as a last resort. Prefers structured, machine-readable sources over vision. Run `linux-automation doctor` first on a new machine to verify backends.

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Listing language (estimated): English
Review status: Not individually reviewed
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