Your agent
sees the screen.
OmniCue is a floating overlay that gives Claude Code and Codex eyes, memory, and hands. It reads what's on your screen, recalls what you were doing, and runs desktop actions for you.
Stop describing your screen.
It can just look.
Working with a terminal agent used to mean playing screen-reader — screenshot, paste, explain, repeat. OmniCue captures the window, reads it with OCR, and hands your agent the context before you finish the sentence.
ok so the error is in the terminal let me screenshot it one sec and the file is the one in the second tab, it's called parse dot ts i think i'll paste the path hang on
▸Terminal: TypeError at parse.ts:142.
▸Editor: parse.ts open in tab 2, unsaved changes.
▸Path: C:\repo\src\parse.ts — already resolved.
Eyes, memory, hands.
Always floating, never in the way.
Screen awareness
Captures your active window, open files, browser tabs, and terminal state — then reads it via OCR so your agent sees exactly what you see.
Context graph
Remembers what you were working on, then diffs the saved state against your live desktop and tells the agent what changed.
Intent resolution
Say “pull it up in Explorer” and OmniCue resolves what “it” means from your screen, finds the path, and opens it. No prompt engineering.
Desktop actions
A toolkit your agent drives directly — type, click, switch apps, open files, manage the clipboard. Three permission tiers keep you in control.
Always on top
A floating overlay that lives above every window but never steals focus. Click-through when you don't need it — gone the moment you do.
Approval workflows
File edits, terminal commands, and risky actions surface as approval cards. Nothing touches your machine until you say so.
Rides with the agents
you already run.
OmniCue plugs into Claude Code and Codex today — no fork, no wrapper, no new workflow. Whatever model your harness speaks to, it now speaks with your screen in view.
Give your agent
eyes.
Free and open source. One line in PowerShell and you're running.
> irm https://raw.githubusercontent.com/trigga6006/OmniCue/main/install.ps1 | iexPaste into PowerShell to install OmniCue.