Nativewright

Built on top of [Patchright](https://github.com/Kaliiiiiiiiii-Vinyzu/patchright) — a stealth-patched Playwright fork — NativeWright packages it as a **long-lived localhost daemon** so AI coding agents can drive a real browser from any one-shot shell call. Cookies, localStorage, and device tokens survive every stop/start; the next session opens already logged in.

NativeWright also adds a **built-in human-behavior layer**: every `click`, `type`, `fill`, `hover`, `scroll`, and `press` is routed through realistic timing distributions (log-normal keystroke cadence, Fitts-like movement durations) and trajectories (cubic Bézier paths with per-sample Gaussian jitter, mid-path hesitation, overshoot-and-correct). No extra dependencies — just Patchright's existing `page.mouse.*` and `page.keyboard.*` primitives. Opt out per-call with `--raw=true` when you need robotic precision.

Why NativeWright exists

AI coding agents (Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, Gemini CLI) run shell commands through a synchronous `exec`-style tool. They can *start* a long-running process, but they **cannot write to it