Tine
Drive a GNOME Wayland desktop with AI agents. Uses the AT-SPI accessibility tree where apps expose it, computer vision where they don't.
Tine is a command-line bridge between an AI coding agent (Claude Code, Codex, etc.) and a running Linux desktop. It reads the screen, walks the accessibility tree, and injects keyboard and mouse events at the kernel level — no Wayland portal dialogs, no per-action consent prompts, no X11 fallback hacks.
Anthropic's computer-use feature works on Windows and macOS. If you use Linux — and especially Wayland, which is more locked-down than X11 and breaks most of the existing Linux automation stack — you're mostly out of luck. Tine is an attempt at a usable Wayland alternative.