# Session: 2026-03-06 00:16:18 UTC

- **Session Key**: agent:main:main
- **Session ID**: d758ba18-5fd8-4c67-8558-2af50dff7192
- **Source**: telegram

## Conversation Summary

assistant: It already exists and it's solid. The issue is whether it actually works on the DGX Spark. Let me check:
assistant: X11 is running on `:1`, xdotool and ImageMagick are installed. Let me test it:
assistant: It works perfectly. GNOME desktop on the DGX Spark with real windows running. Let me look at the actual screenshot:
assistant: The desktop mode is fully functional — it captured the actual GNOME desktop with the OpenClaw control panel open in Chromium. So to answer your question:

**You already have this.** Desktop mode (`--mode desktop`) uses:
- **xdotool** for real mouse movement, clicks, keyboard input
- **ImageMagick** for real screenshots of the actual screen
- It controls whatever's on screen — browsers, terminals, file managers, any app

The issue is it wasn't well-surfaced in the UI. Let me make sure the desktop mode is properly exposed and working end-to-end:
assistant: The `--sync` flag is hanging. It waits for X11 to confirm the mouse move, but something in the GNOME environment isn't acknowledging it. Let me fix desktop.py to not use `--sync`:
assistant: Good, no more `--sync` flags. Also add a small sleep after mouse move to compensate:
assistant: Now restart and test again:
assistant: Desktop mode is working — it opened a terminal, typed the command, and clicked. The `--sync` fix resolved the timeout issue. Let me wait for it to finish:
assistant: The planner is confused about opening terminals (tried `chromium-browser bash` which is wrong). But the mechanics work — clicks, typing, screenshots all functioning. The planner just needs better desktop prompting. Let me fix the open_app action hint and commit everything:
assistant: Here's the full picture now:

**You have 3 modes of computer use:**

| Mode | How it works | Best for |
|------|-------------|----------|
| **Browser** | Headless Playwright (Chromium/Firefox) | Web tasks, searching, form filling |
| **Desktop** | Real mouse + keyboard via xdotool + screenshots | Any app on the DGX — terminals, file managers, GUI apps |
| **Deep Research** | Browser mode with 3x step limit | Multi-page research with citations |

Desktop mode injects actual cursor movement and keystrokes into the GNOME session on your DGX Spark. It's controlling the real desktop, the real apps. The vision model sees the actual screen, decides where to click, and xdotool executes it.

All three modes are selectable from the sidebar dropdown in the UI. Desktop mode was already built but had a bug (`xdotool --sync` hanging on GNOME) — now fixed and verified working.
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What does analyze failures actually do would it make sense to have that pipeline directly into creating a research topic within
The research lab and having a model like a decently smart model like Jess or better create a research proposal? And then do we have anywhere where we can actually train a model like an RL ml or any other types of models like a modeling space and then with like for this case, it would be a simulated screen kind of a video game kind of thing where it has to click certain areas and you can like give it a reward rewards for doing that it has a physical cursor so you can see the cursor and that use a screenshot and a cursor and it gets better and better at doing that and maybe you have like small models that are running that or whatever, but then you create training data based on it moving and trying to click in line growing that, and having steps to improve it to the point where it’s really good at computer use, and that it can be driven by any model and then having that space have different versions of that space so like right you have like almost an app or a desktop or browser app and we can’t do it like how we have been doing it but then we have like a 2-D environment for like a video game time environment for kind of body like movement right and then you have a 3-D environment like an Isaac Sim that plugs in directly with it and they have all the tools that they need for each of these things and they build the tools as they goes so they get better. We have feedback mechanisms for RLML and for the agent itself for when it should when it fails on something it notes it it saves it as a research topic to then be able to research why it failed how it failed and how to fix that and then it on that you know what I mean and we keep doing this maybe we create hyper realistic, 3-D characters in the Isaac sim environment using Nvidia, digital humans so we use all these like open-source tools and models that we can configure and mesh together to build a sustainable scalable and continuously improving 3-D 2-D and model space environment for training building interacting and we allow it to build data off of these and then use data to train better. I have a list of like a bunch of things that are like useful in the space and maybe I could just give you the list and you pick and choose what would be best for for a really good set up and we leave the other ones as extras just in case something isn’t working, we can swap it out. Maybe you come up with a plan so if you want, I can give you a bullet pointless you come up with a plan that we can iterate on
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Hey
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Back all of your memory up and prepare for a context window clear
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Hi
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