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Glasswarp gives an AI agent eyes and hands on a real Windows machine: native-resolution vision and native input through one API. You supply the brain — the model, prompts, and task logic.
Unlike a VNC framebuffer or a throwaway Linux sandbox, Glasswarp drives the real Windows PC you own — native resolution, sub-30 ms glass-to-glass, GPU-accelerated capture, and native Win32 input. Your apps, your files, your GPU.

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Start here

Quickstart

Connect the SDK, start a session, capture a frame, and send input in under five minutes.

Setup for Agents

Paste one prompt into your coding agent and let it wire Glasswarp into your project.

Install the host

Put the host agent on a Windows machine, pair it, and enable API access.

API reference

Every /v1/* endpoint with an interactive request builder.

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The loop

Every integration is the same shape: see the screen, decide, act, repeat. Glasswarp owns the see-and-act transport; your code owns the decide.

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What Glasswarp is (and isn’t)

Glasswarp provides
  • Eyes — screenshot, observe, dirty rects, native-res JPEG
  • Hands — click, type_text, key_press, drag, native input
  • Grounding — UIA targets (roles, names, bounds) and Set-of-Mark
  • A safe, observable session — consent, on-screen indicator, kill switch, audit, Live View
You provide
  • The model and prompts
  • CV, solvers, and planning
  • The agent loop and task decisions
Task logic lives in your codebase, never in the platform.

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Keep going

Concepts

Rigs, sessions, vision, grounding, and safety.

Guides

Observe, input, launch apps, Live View, and the agent loop.

Examples

Runnable demos on a real Windows PC.