AI product Open source
big-arrow-on-the-screen is a macOS command-line tool and agent skill for Claude Code and Codex that lets AI agents point at controls without clicking them. Its Swift binary places a click-through overlay above windows and displays a labeled arrow, ring, or box aimed at a target found by coordinates, window or tab, application element, mouse position, or Peekaboo data; the overlay can raise the target application, follow it, speak or provide copyable text, and remove itself after a duration, click, stop command, or agent-process exit. It does not type, click, capture the screen, or contain AI. The project is distributed as a Homebrew install or source-built macOS binary, includes commands for installing its agent skill, and is MIT licensed.
1 use taken from transcripts — each links to the moment in the video.
Solves the AI agent problem of needing you to click something while its message is buried in a terminal. On a Mac, the agent draws a labeled arrow, ring or box over the exact control you need while your clicks still reach the app.
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