Is a tool used to control windows autonomously. Built for Large Language Models (LLMs), to easily use, by converting windows user inputs into a JSON websocket message.

The Windows API has a bunch of avaliable handlers via the interaction api (which is an package built under the windows-api to interact with windows, like a user). View the handlers documentation to get started.

If you would like a general guide on getting started with the windows API, visit this guide here

Right now, the windows-api isn't currently ready for a full release. As it's in the alpha stage of development. So, the only currently avaliable installation method is installing from source.

Since the windows-api is built on multiple languages, multiple libraries and dependencies are required for building it from source. Right now, we currently don't have a way to auto-install, setup, and bootstrap the software. All installation is required to be done manually.

1. Downloading the repository
   For this, you will need git

git clone https://github.com/Nakashireyumi/windows-api.git

2. Installing dependencies and setting up the environment
   This requires vcpkg, and python.

cd windows-api

vcpkg install
pip install venv # If not already installed

# Activating the python venv
python -m venv .venv
cd .venv/Scripts/
activate
cd ../..

pip install -r src/contributions/cassitly/python/requirements.txt

# Lanuching the client
python -m src.contributions.cassitly.python.launcher

Now windows-api's websocket should be running. You can test it by running the example interactions client
Fair warning tho, it will execute actions using your mouse and keyboard.