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site/src/pages/commands.mdx
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@ -37,9 +37,9 @@ preferred read surface for focused state queries.
## Wait for state transitions
```sh
deskctl wait window --selector 'title=Firefox' --timeout 10
deskctl wait window --selector 'title=Chromium' --timeout 10
deskctl wait focus --selector 'id=win3' --timeout 5
deskctl --json wait window --selector 'class=firefox' --poll-ms 100
deskctl --json wait window --selector 'class=chromium' --poll-ms 100
```
Wait commands return the matched window payload on success. In `--json` mode,
@ -48,9 +48,9 @@ timeouts and selector failures expose structured `kind` values.
## Act on windows
```sh
deskctl launch firefox
deskctl launch chromium
deskctl focus @w1
deskctl focus 'title=Firefox'
deskctl focus 'title=Chromium'
deskctl click @w1
deskctl click 960,540
deskctl dblclick @w2
@ -86,8 +86,8 @@ more deterministic for automation, and easier to retry safely.
```sh
ref=w1
id=win1
title=Firefox
class=firefox
title=Chromium
class=chromium
focused
```
@ -99,7 +99,7 @@ w1
win1
```
Bare strings like `firefox` are fuzzy matches. They resolve when there is one
Bare strings like `chromium` are fuzzy matches. They resolve when there is one
match and fail with candidate windows when there are multiple matches.
## Global options

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site/src/pages/quick-start.mdx
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@ -38,13 +38,13 @@ Prefer explicit selectors when you need deterministic targeting:
```sh
ref=w1
id=win1
title=Firefox
class=firefox
title=Chromium
class=chromium
focused
```
Legacy refs such as `@w1` still work after `snapshot` or `list-windows`. Bare
strings like `firefox` are fuzzy matches and now fail on ambiguity.
strings like `chromium` are fuzzy matches and now fail on ambiguity.
## 4. Wait, act, verify
@ -55,16 +55,16 @@ The core loop is:
deskctl snapshot --annotate
# wait
deskctl wait window --selector 'title=Firefox' --timeout 10
deskctl wait window --selector 'title=Chromium' --timeout 10
# act
deskctl focus 'title=Firefox'
deskctl focus 'title=Chromium'
deskctl hotkey ctrl l
deskctl type "https://example.com"
deskctl press enter
# verify
deskctl wait focus --selector 'title=Firefox' --timeout 5
deskctl wait focus --selector 'title=Chromium' --timeout 5
deskctl snapshot
```
@ -84,8 +84,8 @@ Every command supports `--json` and uses the same top-level envelope:
{
"ref_id": "w1",
"window_id": "win1",
"title": "Firefox",
"app_name": "firefox",
"title": "Chromium",
"app_name": "chromium",
"x": 0,
"y": 0,
"width": 1920,