Screph Documentation

Platforms: Windows; experimental Linux support.

Guides to installation, visual sources, annotation, computer vision methods, saving projects, working with code, and running scripts.

First project

Supported system, installation and selection of program mode.

Image, video, screen area, window, camera, stream or folder.

Elements, features, areas, relationships, text and voice descriptions.

Operations, steps, chains, and graphs; frame sequences, run comparison, and applying results.

Main project, attached results and file portability.

Screph Code, the agent, and separate execution of GUI automation programs.

Available tasks, mode switching, and the limits of Industrial, UAV, and Ground Robotics.

Context, skills, access settings, and reviewing proposed actions.

Choosing a target, preparing input, monitoring a run, and stopping it.

Checking and preparing additional components.

Installation, system input, Arduino, global shortcuts and uninstallation.

Local and cloud connections, models and data transfer.

Model resources, dataset annotation, training, evaluation, and selecting a primary model.

Projects, settings, models, logs, keys and cleanup.

Which functions require login and what data is transferred over the network.

Where are the main program parameters located?

Logs, crash reports, backups and restores.

Brief answers about capabilities, data and limitations.

Sources and frames; operations, steps, and workflows; projects and code folders; drafts, dataset versions, and models.

Alpha

Screph is under active development. The status page lists the status of each mode and known limitations.