Open Interface
Self-Operate Computers Using LLMs
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Description
Open Interface is a self-operating software that controls computers using LLMs (Large Language Models). It executes user requests by sending them to an LLM backend, specifically GPT-4 Vision, and simulates keyboard and mouse input to automate tasks.
How to use Open Interface?
To use Open Interface, simply input your user requests and let the software automate the tasks for you. You can interrupt the app anytime by pressing the Stop button or dragging your cursor to any screen corner. Note that in multiple display setups, Open Interface can only see the main display, which may affect its progress tracking, especially in MacOS with launching Spotlight.
Core features of Open Interface:
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Executes user requests by sending them to an LLM backend
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Simulates keyboard and mouse input to automatically execute tasks
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Self-driving software for all computers
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Interprets instructions and executes them
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Can interrupt the app anytime by pressing the Stop button or dragging the cursor to screen corners
Why could be used Open Interface?
| # | Use case | Status | |
|---|---|---|---|
| # 1 | Make a meal plan in Google Docs | ✅ | |
| # 2 | Install MacOS/Linux/Windows | ✅ | |
| # 3 | Set up the OpenAI API key | ✅ | |
Who developed Open Interface?
Amber Sahdev is the creator of Open Interface, a software developer specializing in machine learning, automation, and self-driving software. Check out more of Amber's projects on GitHub.