Linux GUI Control

Control the Linux desktop GUI using xdotool, wmctrl, and dogtail. Use when you need to interact with non-browser applications, simulate mouse/keyboard input, manage windows, or inspect the UI hierarchy of applications on X11/GNOME. Supports: (1) Clicking/typing in apps, (2) Resizing/moving windows, (3) Extracting text-based UI trees from apps (A11y), (4) Taking screenshots for visual analysis.

Install only if you intentionally want an agent to operate your local Linux desktop. Before use, close or hide sensitive windows, verify the active target window, avoid visible passwords or private data during screenshots/UI inspection, and save work before any workflow that kills or restarts an application.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: guicountrol Version: 1.0.0 The skill bundle is classified as suspicious due to its powerful capabilities for Linux GUI control, including simulating mouse/keyboard input, managing windows, taking screenshots, and killing processes, as demonstrated by `xdotool`, `wmctrl`, `scrot`, `pkill`, and `dogtail` usage in `SKILL.md`, `scripts/gui_action.sh`, and `scripts/inspect_ui.py`. While these actions are plausibly aligned with the stated purpose of 'Linux GUI Control', they represent significant high-risk capabilities that could be misused if the agent's instructions or environment were compromised, even though no explicit malicious intent is present in the provided files.