What is Clawd Cursor?
Clawd Cursor is a skill—not an app—that gives any tool-calling AI agent the ability to click, type, read the screen, open apps, and drive any GUI on a real desktop, using the Model Context Protocol (MCP). It is model-agnostic, app-agnostic, OS-agnostic, and runs locally by default.
How to use Clawd Cursor?
Install via curl (macOS/Linux) or PowerShell (Windows). Run clawdcursor consent --accept for one-time desktop-control consent, then clawdcursor status to verify. For editor hosts (Claude Code, Cursor, Windsurf, Zed), use clawdcursor mcp as a stdio MCP server. For headless daemons, run clawdcursor agent (HTTP MCP on 127.0.0.1:3847). Wire the command into your host’s MCP configuration.
Key features of Clawd Cursor
- Two MCP transports: stdio for editors, HTTP for daemons.
- Six compound tools (Anthropic
computer_20250124-style) plus granular tools.
- Cheapest-tier-first pipeline: accessibility → OCR → screenshot → vision.
- Ground-truth verification with six independent signals and weighted voting.
- Reflector loop that emits structured failure causes and suggested strategies.
- Single safety chokepoint (
safety.evaluate()) on every tool call.
Use cases of Clawd Cursor
- Driving native apps or legacy enterprise tools that have no API.
- Automating web portals behind SSO that block headless browsers.
- Interacting with anything inside a Citrix or RDP session.
- Performing GUI tasks in any application from any tool-calling LLM.
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