KeymouseGo is an input automation tool and macro recorder designed to capture, edit, and replay keyboard and mouse sequences to automate repetitive desktop tasks. It functions as a scriptable input automator that translates recorded user interactions into reusable blueprints for automated playback.
The system distinguishes itself through a logic-based scripting framework that supports conditional branching, sub-routine calls, and jump-to-labels for complex workflow control. It further extends runtime behavior via a plugin system that allows for the registration of custom functions to modify timing and event parameters during execution.
The tool provides a command line interface for launching automation scripts with configurable repetition and loop settings. It also includes a system for triggering the start or immediate termination of active scripts using designated keyboard shortcuts.
