Yomado

Yomado is a virtual screen application that lets visual agents operate desktop software through screenshots, clicks, and keystrokes.

Yomado provides a virtual screen for Codex and other visual agents on macOS. It allows agents to work in applications like Blender and Marvelous Designer by using screenshots, clicks, and keystrokes without needing app-specific MCPs. Users can add virtual displays, name them for specific agents, and send individual apps to an agent's dedicated screen while keeping other desktop apps in place. A centralized panel displays all screens to scale and shows which apps live on each screen. Additionally, the yomado skill helps agents prepare their own work screens automatically. The software is experimental, free, open source, and requires Apple Silicon running macOS 14 or later.

Yomado at a glance

Best for: Software engineer
Runs on: macOS
Pricing: Free and open source
Released: October 2026
Category: AI agent tool
Website: yomado.app

Key features

Virtual screen for visual agents
Support for apps like Blender and Marvelous Designer
Agent operation via screenshots, clicks, and keystrokes
Dedicated virtual display per agent
Centralized panel showing all screens to scale
Yomado skill for automatic screen setup

Use it for

Allowing visual agents to work in Blender and Marvelous Designer
Running multiple agents on separate virtual screens
Isolating agent app windows from your main workspace

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