Askui

Askui is an AI-powered automation infrastructure designed to connect intelligent agents with any graphical user interface across desktop, mobile, HMI, and embedded systems. Its primary purpose is to enable agents to see, understand, and interact with applications visually, independent of underlying frameworks, platforms, or technology stacks. By treating interfaces like a human user would, Askui allows automation that is robust against UI changes and works across heterogeneous environments.

At its core, Askui uses computer vision to identify on-screen elements based on their visual appearance and semantics rather than DOM structures or accessibility trees. This enables agents to click, type, drag, and perform complex interaction sequences on Windows, macOS, Linux, Android, and other display-based systems. The platform provides an API and SDKs so developers can script and orchestrate UI actions programmatically, integrate with existing agent frameworks, and run automations in virtual or physical device farms. Askui also supports parallel execution, screenshot capture, and logging, enabling reliable monitoring, debugging, and validation of agent behavior in real time.