One simple open-source skill lets Claude Code drive your whole computer
Cole Medin · youtube · 2026-09-15
Cole Medin released drive-screen, a minimal MIT-licensed skill that lets a coding agent drive your entire computer by screen alone — no computer-use tool, repo, or harness required.
Key points from the video:
- Real uses: morning machine setup, staging demos, testing desktop apps, driving other agent sessions
- Design philosophy: lightweight and customizable; mistakes are fixed by adding one more rule to the skill
- Technical internals: custom CLI scripts, hard rules, a control loop, and traps
- Security section covering indirect prompt injection, referencing HiddenLayer's research on Claude computer use
Drop the skill folder into any project, use it with any coding agent, or just borrow the ideas.
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