The latest desktop release from openadaptai/openadapt is openadapt-desktop-v0.22.0. OpenAdapt is an open-source execution layer that turns computer work performed by a person or an agent into a program that can be recorded and run again. The repository description says it targets tasks in click-driven apps such as EHRs and insurer portals. However, the provided material does not list what changed in this version, so specific changes cannot be confirmed.
This program does not call a model when running a recorded procedure; it verifies each save and reads the save result back from the system. If the result does not match what was expected, it stops instead of guessing and continuing. The README says it supports the web, Windows, macOS, Linux, and RDP and Citrix environments. RDP and Citrix are remote desktop environments. It is written in Python and released under the MIT license, and the repository shows 1,784 stars. The star count only indicates interest in the project; it does not prove execution accuracy or effectiveness.
The scope of application needs verification. The README explicitly states that each app and environment must be validated separately. Therefore, the supported-environment list alone does not mean that procedures work as-is across all apps. The provided material contains no performance comparisons or adoption cases, and the Momentum score is 2.3/10. What the material supports is an execution structure for recording and replaying tasks, not the performance of general-purpose computer-use automation.