Free and open source drivers that give AI agents structured, application-native access to real software.
Semwright drivers page
Overview
What is Semwright?
Give AI agents structured access to real software
Semwright gives AI agents structured access to real software through application-native drivers — no new authorization model for every application, and no pixel-guessing. Different tools, one shared interface.
Drivers cover Chromium (work with tabs and the DOM, not an estimate of where a button might be), LibreOffice (read and write documents through a deliberately narrow UNO interface), Blender (reach into the scene through an application-native driver), Figma (pages, nodes, components, variables, prototypes and exports through the official API), and more across Browser, Documents, Creative tools, Design, Engineering and System surfaces.
Free and open source with no paid tiers. Runs on Linux, macOS and Windows. Developer docs at semwright.com/docs.
Platforms and languages
Semwright Availability
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Capabilities
Semwright Key Features
Application-native drivers
Drivers expose real application operations instead of pixel-level guessing.
Shared interface
One shared interface across Browser, Documents, Creative tools, Design, Engineering and System.
Real app drivers
Chromium (DOM and CDP), LibreOffice (UNO document model), Blender and Figma drivers.
Source-verified scope
Explore the source, the scope and what has actually been tested.
Open source
Free and open source; no paid tiers.
Best for
Who uses Semwright?
AI agent developers
Give agents reliable structured access to desktop applications
Plans and access
Semwright Pricing
Free
Free and open source; no paid tiers
Common questions
Semwright FAQs
What is Semwright?
Open source drivers that give AI agents structured, application-native access to real software like Chromium, LibreOffice, Blender and Figma.
How is this different from screen-scraping agents?
Drivers work with tabs and the DOM — not an estimate of where a button might be — through deliberately narrow, stable interfaces.
Is Semwright free?
Yes. It is free and open source with no paid tiers.
Which platforms are supported?
Linux, macOS and Windows.
Where is the documentation?
Developer docs are at semwright.com/docs.
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