Screph Documentation
Tutorials on installation, visual sources, markup, computer vision techniques, saving a project, working with code, and running standalone scripts.
First project
Installation and launch
Supported system, installation and selection of program mode.
02Visual source
Image, video, screen area, window, camera, stream or folder.
03Markup and descriptions
Elements, features, areas, relationships, text and voice descriptions.
04Computer vision
Methods, sequences, graphs, preview and confirmation of the result.
05Saving data
Main project, attached results and file portability.
06Code and execution
Screph Code, Agent, and standalone GUI scenario execution.
Setup and help
System requirements
Windows, computing resources, disk, devices, network and rights.
Dependencies and updates
Checking and preparing additional components.
Windows and permissions
Installation, system input, Arduino, global keys and removal.
LLM and speech recognition
Local and cloud connections, models and data transfer.
Computer vision models
Preparing the YOLO, SAM and OmniParser models.
Local data and secrets
Projects, settings, models, logs, keys and cleanup.
Account and online services
Which functions require login and what data is transferred over the network.
Settings map
Where are the main program parameters located?
Diagnostics and recovery
Logs, crash reports, backups and restores.
FAQ
Brief answers about capabilities, data and limitations.
Core concepts
Source, Area of Interest, Element, Feature, Annotation, Relationship, Main Design, Method Graph, and Action Record.
Open dictionary →Current version documentation
Screph is actively developing. Mode readiness and known limitations are collected on the status page.