I built Hands because I wanted a coding agent to use this Windows PC and a real Chrome profile the way I do: look at the screen, move the real mouse, type, click , without turning Chrome into an automation browser.It is a Rust MCP/CLI. A harness (Grok, Codex, Claude Code, OpenCode, etc.) calls tools like observe, click, type, scroll. Observe is a screenshot path plus a small element list (UIA + optional Chrome DOM ids). Click is OS SendInput on a Bézier path, not a Chrome DevTools click.There is no Playwright, no Puppeteer, no remote debugging port. Daily Chrome is launched with no extra flags, or attached if it’s already open. Sites that key on CDP/automation flags mostly don’t see that. They can still see injected input (LLMHF_INJECTED).A tiny unpacked Chrome extension can fuse page structure (chr: ids, listing cards) so the model isn’t guessing from pixels. Sideload is manual. Fusion dies if the service worker goes inactive; reload the card.What it is good for: personal research on ...