A screen for your agents.

A virtual screen for Blender, Marvelous Designer and more. Codex and other agents work through screenshots, clicks and keystrokes — no app-specific MCP required.

Experimental build · v0.3.7 · Apple silicon

English narration. Simulated demo, not a recording of an agent at work. Running with physical displays switched off is not yet verified on real hardware.Watch the full film
  1. Open a screen. Name it.

    Add a virtual display and name it after the agent that will use it.

  2. Their apps move. Yours stay.

    Send an app to the agent’s screen. Everything else stays where you left it.

  3. One screen per agent.

    Codex gets one, GrokBot another — each with its own apps.

Every screen. One panel.

Your displays to scale, each app shown on the screen it lives on.

The control panel, rebuilt from the app’s layout with example displays and the apps’ own icons. Its interface is in Simplified Chinese.

You don’t have to set up your agent’s screen by hand. The yomado skill guides the agent to prepare its own work screen in yomado’s panel.

Try askingUse yomado to set up a virtual screen named Codex for this Blender task, move only this task’s windows onto it, and restore them when you’re done.

A window, lit for your agents.

Experimental build 0.3.7 · Apple silicon · macOS 14 or later · Free and open source