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rCMD-JMP
JMP plugin for encrypted remote terminal and file transfer
▪ Run any command asynchronously on remote desktop, get printout from a process, exit code, PID. ▪ Transfer file to / from remote desktop. ▪ All data are encrypted for mobile clients. ▪ No intermediate servers are involved, conncections are made directly to the target machine. The plugin connects to and runs together with JMP node on the target machine, thus the package includes JMP main classes. User calls rCMD shell client app (included in the package) on client's machine with arguments. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Get mobile rCMD client here: https://rcmd-android.sourceforge.io/ ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- -
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Vanga
Structure-routed visual compiler: recognize and automate GUIs in YAML
Vanga reads a screen — live or captured — and resolves it to an action. You describe the interface in plain YAML: tokens are pictures matched under a discipline, lexemes their spatial arrangements, with OCR for the content that changes. On a match it drives the GUI (click, type, route text); the logic turns a recognized screen into what to do — a watched value with prose rules, or a neighbourhood rule table over a tiled grid. The shipped examples are pure grammar, no Java: a calculator...
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