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Show HN: Tine – Drive Wayland Around with Agents
So recently Anthropic came out with tools that let you drive Windows and Mac OS around. But I don't use Windows or MacOS, and was curious about some Wayland internals stuff and whether it would be possible to build something usable on a relatively restrictive platform like Wayland. So I made Tine.<p>Tine is a GNOME extension and CLI that lets an agent (I have used Claude but in theory any agent that can access the CLI) drive the desktop around using SPI trees (AT-SPI2), OCR, and visual fallbacks. Agent can do work with the a11y (AT-SPI2) trees, take screenshots, zoom in on a grid, click, enter text using a uinput device, and generally bumble their way around a Wayland Linux desktop.<p>This project would probably have been way easier in x11 but Wayland is teh future!!!111 Thanks for any thoughts and feedback and feels good to release something here after a decade of lurking. Decade plus but who's counting / I'm not old.
Tine is a technically impressive solution for the 'AI Computer Use' trend, specifically targeting the difficult-to-automate Wayland Linux environment. While it demonstrates strong technical execution and addresses a niche gap left by major players like Anthropic, it currently lacks commercial traction, a clear business model, and a broader market beyond the Linux developer community.