Clicky is Mac-only. So I built it for Windows. Open source.
An AI buddy that lives on your Windows PC. She follows your cursor, sees what you see, and actually does things.
Demo video dropping soon
On a Mac? Get the original at heyclicky.com ↗
Built on Claude (Computer Use) · Deepgram streaming voice · Python + PyQt6
Say "Walk me through Premiere Pro" and she tours the app, pointing at each panel as she explains it.
Say "Save this as my morning routine" once, and run it forever. (She's also learnt I suck at Elden Ring.)
Opens apps, clicks, types, searches. A real computer-use agent, on your machine.
"Clean up my desktop" sweeps everything into folders. Don't like it? "Undo." Every file, back where it was.
No coding required
Right now, getting Clacky running takes a few technical steps. I'm building a version that just works: download it, open it, and start talking. No code, no setup. Leave your email and I'll send it to you the moment it's ready, and you'll be first in line.
No spam. Just one email when it's ready.
Under the hood: a Qt overlay renders the buddy; Deepgram streams speech while you talk; a two-tier router (local fast-paths plus a Haiku classifier) picks the lane; Claude's Computer Use API sees the screen and drives the mouse; every file operation is journaled for one-word undo.
Streaming STT, streamed model responses, sentence-pipelined TTS, warm connections, and instant acks.
read routing.py ↗The tour returns inline [POINT:x,y] tags inside the spoken text, so cursor timing derives from the words themselves. One channel, so they can't drift.
read tour.py ↗Move-only file ops, journaled undo, protected system files, and your keys stay on your machine.
read actions.py ↗Clacky stands on great shoulders: Clicky by farza (the original), clicky-windows by Bitshank, OpenClicky by Jason Kneen, and Cua by trycua. Built on Anthropic's Claude. MIT licensed, like everything it learned from.