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A typed action layer between AI agents and desktop software

Semwright provides a semantic layer that helps AI agents interact with real software through defined operations. Instead of treating every action as a sequence of screen coordinates, it exposes application capabilities as typed actions on objects. The surrounding system controls which operations are authorized and returns information that can be inspected after execution.
Developers install a broker, connect an agent, and use supported application drivers to discover available capabilities. Readback and execution evidence help distinguish a requested action from its actual result. Semwright is designed for workflows that span software tools and need explicit authority boundaries, structured operations, and a clearer record of what happened.
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