Desktop Automation Framework. Drive your mouse and keyboard with an easy to use language.
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Desktop Automation Framework. Drive your mouse and keyboard with an easy to use language.
Keeps your computer awake by moving the mouse or pressing a key when you step away.
Simulate human mouse movements with xdotool
Mouse jiggler in Python that nudges the mouse every ten seconds to prevent screen lock, sleep and the screensaver, and keep your computer awake. Anti-AFK, anti-idle mouse mover that keeps your Microsoft Teams, Slack and Zoom status active instead of away or idle. No admin rights.
Realistic mouse movements with human-like behavior
Prevent your PC from sleeping with - "Don't sleep" or X-Sleep for short. It is a mouse jiggler with an inbuild timer and Hot-Keys for emergency stop.
The goal is to develop a neural network/machine learning-based solution to generate mimicked movements from a mouse given an initial xy position and a final XY position. Datasets will not be provided, and the different vectors used to generate the path will need to be determined.
A python bot to move your mouse every few seconds to appear active on Skype, Teams or Zoom as you go AFK. 🐭 🤖
A simple application that allows you use your eyes as a mouse.
Simple program that moves your mouse randomly across the screen
A python script for that can convert Images to .svg polyline drawings and move the mouse, e.g. for drawing online Games
AI capable of moving the mouse like a human.
A python script for macOS to enable scrolling with the 3M ergonomic mouse in any application.
A python project based on tkinter module to manipulate auto mouse movement.
Cross-platform Python package for idle ∞ mouse movement
☮️ Don’t try to understand it. Feel it.
An AFK Bot that simulates random mouse movements and keystrokes to keep your system from idling.
A mouse jiggler program implemented in python.
A python script to move your mouse every few seconds to appear active on Skype, Teams or Zoom as you go AFK.
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