AutopilotX

This project provides a user-friendly, drag-and-drop interface to define and execute automation tasks. Users can craft automation flows and save and load them for future execution.

Features

Intuitive Drag-and-Drop Interface: Easily build automation sequences by dragging and dropping actions onto the workspace.
Customizable Actions: Configure different actions:
- Command: Execute system commands (e.g., RunCommand)
- Mouse: Simulate mouse actions (e.g., ClickElement)
- Keyboard: Automate keyboard input (e.g., Hello, World!)
- Wait: Introduce delays into your automation flow
Save and Load Flows: Store your automation creations and reload them for later execution.
Execution Trigger: A "Run" button to initiate the execution of the defined automation flow.

Getting Started

Clone the repository.
Install dependencies (Eel for web-Python interaction).
Run index.html in your web browser.

Usage

Drag and Drop: Pull actions from the buttons side to the blocks side.
Configure: When dropping an action, a modal allows for additional input customization.
Save (optional): Save your automation flow for later use.
Run: Click the "Run" button to execute your automation.

Contributing

We welcome contributions to the project! Feel free to open issues for bug reports and feature requests or create pull requests to directly propose changes.

Roadmap

More Action Types: Expand the capabilities with actions like:
- File manipulation (open, copy, delete)
- Website interactions (fill forms, navigate)
- Network requests (send/receive data)
Conditional Logic: Enable if/else statements for more complex flow control.
Scheduling: Allow users to execute automation flows at specific times or intervals.
Cloud Integration: Provide options to save and load flows from cloud storage (e.g., Google Drive, Dropbox).

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.