Programs Like PyAutoGUI for Automating Computer Applications

[Tensco]

Although I know about many Python automation tools, I haven’t found one that’s great at automating PC applications or interfaces. PyAutoGUI is useful, but it has some downsides, especially when it comes to inspecting elements. It mainly relies on image recognition or tracking positions, which can be tricky because images might change or look too similar. A better option would let you inspect elements, making it work better with changing interfaces.

 

[Editorksta]

I have AutoGPT and have heard of macros. RPA bots can do many web tasks.

Here's some information about AutoGPT:
"In short, while AutoGPT can help with automation on a basic level, doing fully automatic tasks (like software installation or payment processing) is still tricky. It would probably need other systems or extra programming to make it completely hands-free.

 

[Tensco]

I have AutoGPT and have heard of macros. RPA bots can do many web tasks.

Here's some information about AutoGPT:
"In short, while AutoGPT can help with automation on a basic level, doing fully automatic tasks (like software installation or payment processing) is still tricky. It would probably need other systems or extra programming to make it completely hands-free.

You mentioned web tasks, but I'm looking for a module that can handle the system interface itself, like switching between different apps.

 

[FinestNyc]

A good AI vision model can help you reach your goal.

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[Tevetto]

PyAutoGUI is good, but have you tried Tkinter?

 

[FinestNyc]

PyAutoGUI is good, but have you tried Tkinter?

Tkinter is a GUI toolkit, but OP is looking for an automation solution.

 

[Editorksta]

I’m keeping an eye on this thread for more ideas. Have you ever heard of batch files?

"Basically, a batch file can help with simple tasks like opening programs, running scripts, or organizing files as part of your automation. It works well with tools like PyWinAuto by running commands smoothly." - GPT

 

[Cetical]

Although I know about many Python automation tools, I haven’t found one that’s great at automating PC applications or interfaces. PyAutoGUI is useful, but it has some downsides, especially when it comes to inspecting elements. It mainly relies on image recognition or tracking positions, which can be tricky because images might change or look too similar. A better option would let you inspect elements, making it work better with changing interfaces.

I knew the name, I just forgot it. I’ll come back and share it later.

 

[Marysis]

PyAutoGUI is good, but have you tried Tkinter?

Tkinter isn’t a tool for automation.

Although I know about many Python automation tools, I haven’t found one that’s great at automating PC applications or interfaces. PyAutoGUI is useful, but it has some downsides, especially when it comes to inspecting elements. It mainly relies on image recognition or tracking positions, which can be tricky because images might change or look too similar. A better option would let you inspect elements, making it work better with changing interfaces.

I think the most well-known alternative is AutoHotkey, but if you want to stick with Python, you should try PyWinAuto.