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computer-control

Operate native desktop applications through Autohand Computer Use. Use when the user asks Autohand to open, drive, click, type, scroll, or verify something in a real app, browser window, or desktop UI on this computer.

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# Native computer control

Operate one exact local app or window, observe before input, perform the requested action, and verify the visible result from fresh state.

## Tool boundary

Use the tools advertised by the `autohand-computer-use` MCP server. Their names start with `mcp__autohand-computer-use__`, including app and window discovery, launch, state capture, click, text, key, scroll, and verification tools. Follow each tool's current schema instead of guessing fields.

Older manually configured integrations may advertise the legacy `mcp__cua-driver__*` or `mcp__cua__*` prefixes. Use those only when the canonical Autohand tools are absent. In user-facing responses, call the capability **Autohand Computer Use** and do not present the underlying engine or an MCP tool prefix as a separate product the user must install.

When this instruction is present in the request context, the skill is already active. Do not call `skill activate`, `skill info`, or read this file again. If canonical or legacy computer-control tools are advertised, call the relevant app-discovery tool immediately. Do not call `tool_search` or `tools_registry` to rediscover them.

If those tools are absent, tell the user that native computer control is unavailable and give the exact repair command: