DaimonEyes and hands for your AI

The local organ that gives any AI eyes, hands and an on-screen presence.

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Guide

Tool reference

Vue (Sight)

Screen captures, on-device text location (OCR), display geometry and calibration.

The vue_* tools

Touché (Touch)

The accessibility tree of a window, or the element under a point.

The touche_* tools

Mains (Hands)

Click, type, press, drag, navigate and drive windows, under a ceiling you set.

The main_* tools

Overlay

On-screen markers to follow what the AI does, off by default.

The overlay_* tools

You stay in control

Ceiling L0 to L4, exclusions, secret masking, activity log. An AI can read the ceiling, never raise it.

The ceiling and exclusions

Local, no account

Daimon calls no AI model, has no account and sends nothing to ArboRithm.

Privacy

What Daimon is

AI assistants reason well but see nothing of your desktop. Daimon is the missing organ: a small resident application that exposes perception (the screen, the structure of windows) and action (mouse, keyboard, windows) to any AI client that speaks the Model Context Protocol.

Daimon is a tool, not an assistant. It answers when an AI client queries it, never the other way round: it calls no AI model itself.

Where to start

Install Daimon on macOS or Windows.
Grant the permissions (macOS) and register your AI clients.
Understand the mental model: Vue, Touché, Mains, Overlay, Face.
Set the Mains ceiling to your liking.
When in doubt, ask your AI to call daimon_doctor: see troubleshooting.

Platforms

Platform	Configuration
macOS	Apple Silicon, macOS 12 or later
Windows	Windows 10 version 2004 or later, x64
Windows (preview)	Windows 10 version 2004 or later, ARM64