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loom-management

Instructions for managing the Loom screen recording integration.

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Installation

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Skill instructions

Loom Management

This skill provides instructions for managing the Loom screen recording integration within the AutomateLinux suite.

Commands

Restart Loom (d restartLoom)

Restarts the Loom server and client processes and attempts to automatically select the screen sharing window.

Behavior:

  1. Stops any running Loom instances (stop_loom.sh).
  2. Starts Loom server and client in background (restart_loom.sh).
  3. Launches utilities/autoSelectLoomScreen.py to handle the "Share Screen" popup.

Automation Logic:

  • The Python script scans for a window titled "Share Screen" or with class "xdg-desktop-portal".
  • Safety: It ONLY sends keystrokes if the window is explicitly found and identified. It does NOT send keys blindly.
  • Key Sequence: Sends TAB TAB ENTER TAB TAB ENTER (configurable via arguments) with a 1ms delay between keys to quickly select and confirm the screen.
Stop Loom (d stopLoom)

Stops all Loom-related processes (server and client).

Check Active Status (d isLoomActive)

Checks the systemd status of loom-server, loom-client-dev, and loom-client-prod.

Configuration

  • Key Sequence: The default key sequence is defined in utilities/autoSelectLoomScreen.py.
  • Delays: The inter-key delay is set to 0.001s for rapid execution.

Troubleshooting

  • If the "Share Screen" window is not detected, check if xdg-desktop-portal-gnome is running.
  • Use d listWindows to verify if the daemon can see the window.

Examples

Read the usage examples in the source repository.

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Source history

Indexed on
2026-01-20
Index updated
2026-01-26
Branch
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