Public proof / unknown app
No dedicated driver. Still semantic.
Semwright edited and confirmed text in an app with no dedicated application driver by using Linux accessibility semantics.
Executed route
- 01Semwright CLI
- 02broker and policy
- 03Linux AT-SPI
- 04Zenity
Verified result
194 bytes in. 194 bytes back.
The edited payload matched byte for byte after the semantic edit and confirmation. The application exited after the OK action.
- Coordinates
- 0
- OCR
- 0
- Keyboard replay
- 0
- Backend
- AT-SPI
Why it matters
Generic semantic hosts cover useful territory.
A dedicated driver is not required for every GUI task when the host exposes useful semantic accessibility objects.
The run found one editable text box, changed it through ui.set_text, found the OK button and invoked its semantic click action.
No screenshot claim
The final GNOME session denied silent screenshot capture. The proof records that absence instead of recreating a screenshot after the fact.
Known non-claim
The proof does not claim Unicode fidelity, universal desktop coverage or screenshot capture. The app launch itself was external setup because foreground launch required operator approval.