Clippy, but he is not so friendly.

As seen in this YouTube video from FlyTech Videos.

Install Clippy using the installer. Then, press Ctrl+, (Comma) to make it appear and disappear, or click the icon in the taskbar.

To use Clippy, you need to prepare replay scripts. You can find the scripts from the video in ./demo-scripts. Place them in %appdata%/EvilClippy/scripts. Then load them by typing /load script1.tsv into Clippy. If you want to abort a certain script, wait for any message in progress to finish, then type /clear and load another script.

• Install tauri as per the official guide (at the time of writing, it is here: https://tauri.app/v1/guides/getting-started/prerequisites)
• Install Node.js using your preferred way of managing Node installations
  • For development, I used Node v20.11.1 (LTS)
  • I recommend using Volta.sh, but you can use whatever you wish or install Node directly on your system
• Check out this project
• Open a shell in the root directory
• Type cargo tauri dev for live debugging with hot reload
• Type cargo tauri build for building the release version

Contributions and forks welcome.