Compatibility Challenges
Windows and macOS have differences in shortcuts, menu structures, file paths, etc. Traditional automation tools require writing two sets of scripts.
UI-TARS solutions
- Adaptive Recognition Mechanisms::
- Automatically detects the current operating system type
- Load the corresponding UI element recognition library according to the system version
- Dynamic conversion of basic operations (e.g. Alt key → Command key)
- Tips for writing cross-platform commands::
- Use generic descriptions ("open file menu" instead of "press Alt+F")
- Avoid absolute paths (replace "C:Users..." with "Downloads folder")
- Specify an alternative ("Use Control Panel on Windows and System Preferences on macOS")
- Test Validation Process::
- Test cross-platform commands in a sandbox environment first
- Recorded operational video to compare the performance of different systems
- Using "system version" as the basis for judging conditional branches
best practice
It is recommended that enterprise users establish a cross-platform instruction library, label the operating system version to which each instruction applies, and share and reuse them within the team.
This answer comes from the articleUI-TARS Desktop: Desktop Intelligentsia Application for Computer Control Using Natural LanguageThe
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