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Drive any Windows GUI application on the owner's real PC and PROVE what was done. A "fake human" that opens apps, reads their UI Automation tree, clicks/types/scrolls through them, and journals every action frame-bound and replayable — the desktop generalization of the playtester
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Drive any Windows GUI application on the owner's real PC and PROVE what was done. A "fake human" that opens apps, reads their UI Automation tree, clicks/types/scrolls through them, and journals every action frame-bound and replayable — the desktop generalization of the playtester skill (Unity via injected C# seams) to "any app via UIA + pixels". Triggers when the owner says "operate <app>", "drive <app> and test X", "open <app> and do Y", "computer-use this", or points at the .Codex/tools/operator toolkit. Owner-present/supervised sessions only in OP-A (host lane, no arming). SEAM-FIRST: if a programmatic API/MCP/headless recipe can do the step, use THAT, not pixels.
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OPERATOR (frame-bound computer-use for the real Windows host)
WHAT THIS IS A loop where the model drives a real Windows application through its UI Automation tree + screen pixels, and every actuation is bound to the exact observation it was decided from (frame binding, fail-closed). It replaces "I clicked around and it looked fine" with a journal of intent -> frame-hash-before -> action -> frame-hash-after -> result rows plus before/after frames and crosshair evidence crops that an auditor can re-hash without trusting this session's narration. Same discipline as the playtester skill, generalized off Unity onto any GUI app.
SEAM-FIRST RULE (doctrine #1, non-negotiable)
Before driving a single pixel, check for a PROGRAMMATIC SEAM. Pixel-driving a step a seam could have done is a FINDING, not a success (a "wrong-lane" finding: record it and reroute). Routing table (pack docs under .Codex/tools/operator/packs/ are the per-app seam inventory + GUI residue — read the named pack before driving that app):
Unity -> unity-pack (packs/unity-pack.md): Unity MCP / unityMCP tools + batch_execute; playtester loop; GUI ONLY for native OS dialogs (Import Package / Save As / Preferences residue). IMGUI panes are UIA-dark — refuse GUI for scene/Inspector/Hierarchy content. MULTISEAT HARD: Hub uses machine-wide pipe Unity-hubIPCService — never kill Editor to free Hub for another seat; only one Hub on the PC at a time; project lists are per Windows user (projects-v1.json).
Blender -> blender-pack (packs/blender-pack.md): blender --background --python <recipe>.py headless bpy first; catalog id blender / winget BlenderFoundation.Blender. GUI residue = addon dialogs / eyeball QC only.
CAD -> cad-pack (packs/cad-pack.md): CadQuery / FreeCAD python console first; Fusion MCP = RECON_NEEDED until vendor-verified. GUI residue = sketch/constraint dialogs.
no named seam -> generic-playbook (packs/generic-playbook.md): exploration protocol for Paint-class / unknown apps (UIA-rich → PATH-1; UIA-dark content → do not thrash).
web / browser -> Playwright / CDP (AXTree-first)
a CLI/API app -> call the CLI/API directly
The GUI operator lane exists ONLY for the residue: GUI-only apps (no API), editor dialogs no MCP reaches, installers, and visual verification. Always open the named pack above before actuating that app; pack absence for a new app means write/extend a pack (docs+catalog row), do not invent a fork of op_*.py.
PRECONDITIONS (verify before starting; fail loud if missing)
- OWNER-PRESENT session by default (OP-A host lane; --mode shared). Unattended full-control driving is --mode exclusive (owner away/asleep). Destructive action classes are DARK in OP-A in BOTH modes (see below); mode never relaxes that gate.
- The venv exists: F:.ELAI_workflow.Codex\tools\operator.venv (python -m venv; deps in requirements.txt). Run every tool with that interpreter: set PY=F:.ELAI_workflow.Codex\tools\operator.venv\Scripts\python.exe and run the tools from their own directory (F:.ELAI_workflow.Codex\tools\operator) so op_common/op_uia import.
- FOREGROUND is required only for the COORDINATE FALLBACK path (PATH 2). The PRIMARY path is UIA-pattern actuation (PATH 1) which needs NO foreground and NO mouse, so it drives an app while the owner uses a different window. Prefer an element id that carries a usable pattern (snapshot.json lists each element's actionable patterns); only pixel-only / no-pattern targets need the target foregrounded, and PATH 2 refuses FOREGROUND_MISMATCH rather than type into the wrong window.
THE TOOLKIT (every primitive; the skill IS the production entrypoint — a tool this skill never names is wire-dark) All under F:.ELAI_workflow.Codex\tools\operator\ :
- op_run.py — run lifecycle. op_run.py new --slug -> prints a run dir under workflow/operator-runs/{ts}-{slug}/ (journal.jsonl, frames/, crops/, report.md, run.json). Capture that path; every other tool takes --run . op_run.py record-start --run [--region L,T,W,H] [--max-seconds N] -> start a bounded ffmpeg gdigrab recording. OFF by default; use ONLY on armed destructive actions (OP-B). Evidence posture in OP-A is before/after frames + crops, not video. op_run.py record-stop --run op_run.py finalize --run [--crystallize] -> writes the findings report (action table + summary) from the journal. With --crystallize (OP-E1) ALSO mints replay.json + manifest.json from OK journal rows. op_run.py crystallize --run -> OP-E1 alone: mint replay.json + manifest.json (no report rewrite). Equivalent to op_record.py crystallize --run .
- op_record.py crystallize --run — OP-E1 recorder (also called from finalize --crystallize). Reads journal.jsonl + last snapshot.json; mints: replay.json ordered playable steps (UIA selector = role+name+runtime_id first; coords+frame-hash fallback; assertions from journal deltas; class/mode/destructive flag per step). Skips REFUSED/PRE_IMAGE rows; de-dupes menu-open when a following menu-select shares the parent. manifest.json monitor geometry, tool versions, catalog blake3, app window titles, taskspec_shape block for later OP-F. Schema version op-e1-v1; shape note at .Codex/tools/operator/notes/OP-E-TASKSPEC-SHAPE.md.
- op_replay.py — OP-E2 deterministic re-walk of a crystallized script. NEVER improvises past a failed step. op_replay.py --run [--replay ] [--window ] [--monitor N] [--max-steps N] [--dry-parse] [--allow-destructive] Default reads <dir>/replay.json (auto-crystallizes from journal if missing and --replay omitted). Per step: re-observe (op_snapshot) -> resolve UIA selector against live tree -> fire via op_act with the FRESH frame_hash -> assert journal status==OK. Any refusal / selector miss / assertion fail = honest STOP + replay-report.json (exit 3). Zero retarget, zero skip-ahead. UNATTENDED POLICY (doctrine #7 + plan REDTEAM patch): non-destructive steps only. A step with destructive=true / class in DESTRUCTIVE_CLASSES refuses REARM_REQUIRED unless --allow-destructive AND a live owner-confirmed op_arm lease exists at op_act. Crystallize never strips the class; replay never silently re-arms. --dry-parse validates structure with zero actuation (use this after minting, before a live re-walk).
- op_arm.py — the OP-B1 capability-arming lease store (see DESTRUCTIVE CLASSES + ARMING below). Subcommands: arm <class> --ttl <s> (destructive -> PENDING until owner-confirm), approve <class> (owner grants), disarm <class>, status [--json]. Leases live under .Codex/tools/operator/leases/; the arm lifecycle journals to arm-journal.jsonl. op_act consumes a lease at dispatch; there is no --run on op_arm (arming is a machine-wide capability, not a per-run action).
- op_install.py — the OP-B3 catalog-gated winget install wrapper (doctrine #8 GATED INSTALLS).
op_install.py install <tool> --run <dir> [--lease <id>] [--execute]. TWO INDEPENDENT gates, both required: (1) must have a row in .Codex/tools/operator/catalog.toml (else INSTALL_UNCATALOGED — an uncataloged binary NEVER installs, even with the install class armed); (2) the install destructive class must hold an owner-confirmed, unexpired op_arm lease (else CLASS_UNARMED / LEASE_EXPIRED). The catalog check runs FIRST so an armed install window cannot be used to install an uncataloged binary (REDTEAM attack 2). Default action is a READ-ONLYwinget showboundary proof (proves the gates passed without mutating the host); the real host-mutatingwinget installruns ONLY under --execute AND a live armed lease. Every attempt (refuse or proceed) is journaled to the run's journal.jsonl. To install: arm the class (op_arm arm install --ttl-> owner approve install), then op_install.py install --run --execute. Add a tool only with awinget show <id>-verified [[tool]] row (anti-slopsquat). - op_jobs.py / op_dispatch.py / op_runner.py — OP-F multi-seat (ASTER) job contract. HARD ARCHITECTURE: ASTER seats are separate Windows sessions; session-1 MUST NOT drive session-2 via cross-session UIA. Reach seat N by starting op_runner INSIDE that session; jobs+results share F:.ELAI_workflow\workflow\operator-jobs\ (inbox/active/done/results/heartbeats). op_dispatch.py whoami | heartbeats op_dispatch.py submit --session --kind smoke_notepad_type|steps|replay [--marker M] [--steps-json p] [--replay p] [--wait] op_dispatch.py status --id | wait --id [--timeout S] op_dispatch.py smoke-self # same-session vertical slice (preferred green): submit+run once here, types additive SEED into FRESH Notepad op_runner.py whoami | once | loop [--interval N] # MUST run inside the target session launch_seat_runner.cmd # seat-local loop launcher (run ON seat 2 desktop) See notes/OP-F-SEAT-LAUNCH.md for PsExec/schtasks/manual/ASTER-autostart options. Deterministic suite: op_f_negatives.py.
- op_snapshot.py --run [--window ] [--monitor N] [--json] [--diff] [--since <prior.json>] [--diff-only] — the OBSERVE step. Captures the target window's monitor to frames/snap-*.png, computes the blake3 frame_hash (the observation identity you pass to op_act as --frame — pass the FULL 64-char frame_hash read from snapshot.json; the value printed on stdout is TRUNCATED to 16 chars for display and will FRAME_STALE if copied literally), and dumps the UIA element tree to snapshot.json: each element has an integer id, role, name, bbox (physical px), center, interactable flag, provenance (uia_exact in OP-A), a geometry-independent runtime_id, and PATTERNS — the actionable UIA patterns actually present on it (invoke/toggle/selectionitem/expandcollapse/value|value_ro/legacy). PREFER an element whose patterns list is non-empty: op_act drives it via PATH 1 (no foreground). --window picks the target by title substring (default: current foreground). --monitor N (OP-B5) scopes the tree to physical monitor N only (default: all monitors); off-monitor elements are dropped, and the counts (element_count vs element_count_all) show how many. (--ocr is an OP-C1 stub and refuses in OP-A.) --diff / --since (CODEX-GAPS #3 a11y-tree diff): after writing the FULL snapshot.json (binding unchanged, backward compatible), also compute added/removed/changed vs the prior observation and write snapshot-diff.json (compact) + embed .diff in snapshot.json. Use --diff on repeat-loop re-observes to cut tokens; use --json --diff-only to print only the compact projection. First snapshot of a run with --diff reports mode=no_prior (full tree as "added").
- op_act.py --run --frame [--rev ] [--intent "..."] [--mode shared|exclusive] [--monitor N] — the ACT step, frame-bound and fail-closed. Subcommands: click <element_id> actuate that element: PATH 1 via its UIA pattern (Invoke/Toggle/Select/ExpandCollapse/Legacy-DoDefaultAction, no foreground) when it has one, else PATH 2 coord-click at its center (ID-INDIRECTION: prefer this) click --xy X,Y PATH 2 coord-click at absolute screen coords (only when no element exists) type "" [--element ] [OP-B
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name: operator description: Drive any Windows GUI application on the owner's real PC and PROVE what was done. A "fake human" that opens apps, reads their UI Automation tree, clicks/types/scrolls through them, and journals every action frame-bound and replayable — the desktop generalization of the playtester skill (Unity via injected C# seams) to "any app via UIA + pixels". Triggers when the owner says "operate <app>", "drive <app> and test X", "open <app> and do Y", "computer-use this", or points at the .Codex/tools/operator toolkit. Owner-present/supervised sessions only in OP-A (host lane, no arming). SEAM-FIRST: if a programmatic API/MCP/headless recipe can do the step, use THAT, not pixels.
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name: operator
description: Drive any Windows GUI application on the owner's real PC and PROVE what was done. A "fake human" that opens apps, reads their UI Automation tree, clicks/types/scrolls through them, and journals every action frame-bound and replayable — the desktop generalization of the playtester skill (Unity via injected C# seams) to "any app via UIA + pixels". Triggers when the owner says "operate <app>", "drive <app> and test X", "open <app> and do Y", "computer-use this", or points at the .Codex/tools/operator toolkit. Owner-present/supervised sessions only in OP-A (host lane, no arming). SEAM-FIRST: if a programmatic API/MCP/headless recipe can do the step, use THAT, not pixels.
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OPERATOR (frame-bound computer-use for the real Windows host)
WHAT THIS IS
A loop where the model drives a real Windows application through its UI Automation tree + screen pixels, and every actuation is bound to the exact observation it was decided from (frame binding, fail-closed). It replaces "I clicked around and it looked fine" with a journal of intent -> frame-hash-before -> action -> frame-hash-after -> result rows plus before/after frames and crosshair evidence crops that an auditor can re-hash without trusting this session's narration. Same discipline as the playtester skill, generalized off Unity onto any GUI app.
SEAM-FIRST RULE (doctrine #1, non-negotiable)
Before driving a single pixel, check for a PROGRAMMATIC SEAM. Pixel-driving a step a seam could have done is a FINDING, not a success (a "wrong-lane" finding: record it and reroute). Routing table (pack docs under `.Codex/tools/operator/packs/` are the per-app seam inventory + GUI residue — read the named pack before driving that app):
Unity -> unity-pack (`packs/unity-pack.md`): Unity MCP / unityMCP tools + `batch_execute`; playtester loop; GUI ONLY for native OS dialogs (Import Package / Save As / Preferences residue). IMGUI panes are UIA-dark — refuse GUI for scene/Inspector/Hierarchy content. MULTISEAT HARD: Hub uses machine-wide pipe `Unity-hubIPCService` — never kill Editor to free Hub for another seat; only one Hub on the PC at a time; project lists are per Windows user (`projects-v1.json`).
Blender -> blender-pack (`packs/blender-pack.md`): `blender --background --python <recipe>.py` headless bpy first; catalog id `blender` / winget `BlenderFoundation.Blender`. GUI residue = addon dialogs / eyeball QC only.
CAD -> cad-pack (`packs/cad-pack.md`): CadQuery / FreeCAD python console first; Fusion MCP = RECON_NEEDED until vendor-verified. GUI residue = sketch/constraint dialogs.
no named seam -> generic-playbook (`packs/generic-playbook.md`): exploration protocol for Paint-class / unknown apps (UIA-rich → PATH-1; UIA-dark content → do not thrash).
web / browser -> Playwright / CDP (AXTree-first)
a CLI/API app -> call the CLI/API directly
The GUI operator lane exists ONLY for the residue: GUI-only apps (no API), editor dialogs no MCP reaches, installers, and visual verification. Always open the named pack above before actuating that app; pack absence for a new app means write/extend a pack (docs+catalog row), do not invent a fork of op_*.py.
PRECONDITIONS (verify before starting; fail loud if missing)
- OWNER-PRESENT session by default (OP-A host lane; --mode shared). Unattended full-control driving is --mode exclusive (owner away/asleep). Destructive action classes are DARK in OP-A in BOTH modes (see below); mode never relaxes that gate.
- The venv exists: F:\.ELAI_workflow\.Codex\tools\operator\.venv (python -m venv; deps in requirements.txt). Run every tool with that interpreter:
set PY=F:\.ELAI_workflow\.Codex\tools\operator\.venv\Scripts\python.exe
and run the tools from their own directory (F:\.ELAI_workflow\.Codex\tools\operator) so op_common/op_uia import.
- FOREGROUND is required only for the COORDINATE FALLBACK path (PATH 2). The PRIMARY path is UIA-pattern actuation (PATH 1) which needs NO foreground and NO mouse, so it drives an app while the owner uses a different window. Prefer an element id that carries a usable pattern (snapshot.json lists each element's actionable patterns); only pixel-only / no-pattern targets need the target foregrounded, and PATH 2 refuses FOREGROUND_MISMATCH rather than type into the wrong window.
THE TOOLKIT (every primitive; the skill IS the production entrypoint — a tool this skill never names is wire-dark)
All under F:\.ELAI_workflow\.Codex\tools\operator\ :
- op_run.py — run lifecycle.
op_run.py new --slug <slug> -> prints a run dir under workflow/operator-runs/{ts}-{slug}/ (journal.jsonl, frames/, crops/, report.md, run.json). Capture that path; every other tool takes --run <that dir>.
op_run.py record-start --run <dir> [--region L,T,W,H] [--max-seconds N] -> start a bounded ffmpeg gdigrab recording. OFF by default; use ONLY on armed destructive actions (OP-B). Evidence posture in OP-A is before/after frames + crops, not video.
op_run.py record-stop --run <dir>
op_run.py finalize --run <dir> [--crystallize] -> writes the findings report (action table + summary) from the journal. With --crystallize (OP-E1) ALSO mints replay.json + manifest.json from OK journal rows.
op_run.py crystallize --run <dir> -> OP-E1 alone: mint replay.json + manifest.json (no report rewrite). Equivalent to op_record.py crystallize --run <dir>.
- op_record.py crystallize --run <dir> — OP-E1 recorder (also called from finalize --crystallize). Reads journal.jsonl + last snapshot.json; mints:
replay.json ordered playable steps (UIA selector = role+name+runtime_id first; coords+frame-hash fallback; assertions from journal deltas; class/mode/destructive flag per step). Skips REFUSED/PRE_IMAGE rows; de-dupes menu-open when a following menu-select shares the parent.
manifest.json monitor geometry, tool versions, catalog blake3, app window titles, taskspec_shape block for later OP-F.
Schema version op-e1-v1; shape note at .Codex/tools/operator/notes/OP-E-TASKSPEC-SHAPE.md.
- op_replay.py — OP-E2 deterministic re-walk of a crystallized script. NEVER improvises past a failed step.
op_replay.py --run <dir> [--replay <path>] [--window <title>] [--monitor N] [--max-steps N] [--dry-parse] [--allow-destructive]
Default reads <dir>/replay.json (auto-crystallizes from journal if missing and --replay omitted).
Per step: re-observe (op_snapshot) -> resolve UIA selector against live tree -> fire via op_act with the FRESH frame_hash -> assert journal status==OK. Any refusal / selector miss / assertion fail = honest STOP + replay-report.json (exit 3). Zero retarget, zero skip-ahead.
UNATTENDED POLICY (doctrine #7 + plan REDTEAM patch): non-destructive steps only. A step with destructive=true / class in DESTRUCTIVE_CLASSES refuses REARM_REQUIRED unless --allow-destructive AND a live owner-confirmed op_arm lease exists at op_act. Crystallize never strips the class; replay never silently re-arms.
--dry-parse validates structure with zero actuation (use this after minting, before a live re-walk).
- op_arm.py — the OP-B1 capability-arming lease store (see DESTRUCTIVE CLASSES + ARMING below). Subcommands: arm <class> --ttl <s> (destructive -> PENDING until owner-confirm), approve <class> (owner grants), disarm <class>, status [--json]. Leases live under .Codex/tools/operator/leases/; the arm lifecycle journals to arm-journal.jsonl. op_act consumes a lease at dispatch; there is no --run on op_arm (arming is a machine-wide capability, not a per-run action).
- op_install.py — the OP-B3 catalog-gated winget install wrapper (doctrine #8 GATED INSTALLS). `op_install.py install <tool> --run <dir> [--lease <id>] [--execute]`. TWO INDEPENDENT gates, both required: (1) <tool> must have a row in .Codex/tools/operator/catalog.toml (else INSTALL_UNCATALOGED — an uncataloged binary NEVER installs, even with the install class armed); (2) the install destructive class must hold an owner-confirmed, unexpired op_arm lease (else CLASS_UNARMED / LEASE_EXPIRED). The catalog check runs FIRST so an armed install window cannot be used to install an uncataloged binary (REDTEAM attack 2). Default action is a READ-ONLY `winget show` boundary proof (proves the gates passed without mutating the host); the real host-mutating `winget install` runs ONLY under --execute AND a live armed lease. Every attempt (refuse or proceed) is journaled to the run's journal.jsonl. To install: arm the class (op_arm arm install --ttl <s> -> owner approve install), then op_install.py install <tool> --run <dir> --execute. Add a tool only with a `winget show <id>`-verified [[tool]] row (anti-slopsquat).
- op_jobs.py / op_dispatch.py / op_runner.py — OP-F multi-seat (ASTER) job contract. HARD ARCHITECTURE: ASTER seats are separate Windows sessions; session-1 MUST NOT drive session-2 via cross-session UIA. Reach seat N by starting op_runner INSIDE that session; jobs+results share F:\.ELAI_workflow\workflow\operator-jobs\ (inbox/active/done/results/heartbeats).
op_dispatch.py whoami | heartbeats
op_dispatch.py submit --session <N> --kind smoke_notepad_type|steps|replay [--marker M] [--steps-json p] [--replay p] [--wait]
op_dispatch.py status --id <job> | wait --id <job> [--timeout S]
op_dispatch.py smoke-self # same-session vertical slice (preferred green): submit+run once here, types additive SEED into FRESH Notepad
op_runner.py whoami | once | loop [--interval N] # MUST run inside the target session
launch_seat_runner.cmd # seat-local loop launcher (run ON seat 2 desktop)
See notes/OP-F-SEAT-LAUNCH.md for PsExec/schtasks/manual/ASTER-autostart options. Deterministic suite: op_f_negatives.py.
- op_snapshot.py --run <dir> [--window <title-substr>] [--monitor N] [--json] [--diff] [--since <prior.json>] [--diff-only] — the OBSERVE step. Captures the target window's monitor to frames/snap-*.png, computes the blake3 frame_hash (the observation identity you pass to op_act as --frame — pass the FULL 64-char frame_hash read from snapshot.json; the value printed on stdout is TRUNCATED to 16 chars for display and will FRAME_STALE if copied literally), and dumps the UIA element tree to snapshot.json: each element has an integer id, role, name, bbox (physical px), center, interactable flag, provenance (uia_exact in OP-A), a geometry-independent runtime_id, and PATTERNS — the actionable UIA patterns actually present on it (invoke/toggle/selectionitem/expandcollapse/value|value_ro/legacy). PREFER an element whose patterns list is non-empty: op_act drives it via PATH 1 (no foreground). --window picks the target by title substring (default: current foreground). --monitor N (OP-B5) scopes the tree to physical monitor N only (default: all monitors); off-monitor elements are dropped, and the counts (element_count vs element_count_all) show how many. (--ocr is an OP-C1 stub and refuses in OP-A.) --diff / --since (CODEX-GAPS #3 a11y-tree diff): after writing the FULL snapshot.json (binding unchanged, backward compatible), also compute added/removed/changed vs the prior observation and write snapshot-diff.json (compact) + embed .diff in snapshot.json. Use --diff on repeat-loop re-observes to cut tokens; use --json --diff-only to print only the compact projection. First snapshot of a run with --diff reports mode=no_prior (full tree as "added").
- op_act.py --run <dir> --frame <hash> [--rev <r>] [--intent "..."] [--mode shared|exclusive] [--monitor N] <subcommand> — the ACT step, frame-bound and fail-closed. Subcommands:
click <element_id> actuate that element: PATH 1 via its UIA pattern (Invoke/Toggle/Select/ExpandCollapse/Legacy-DoDefaultAction, no foreground) when it has one, else PATH 2 coord-click at its center (ID-INDIRECTION: prefer this)
click --xy X,Y PATH 2 coord-click at absolute screen coords (only when no element exists)
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"notice": "A skill instruction path and install command are recorded. This is not proof of compatibility, runtime success or safety; review the source and permissions first."
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