Tag: OCR Sentry

The Windowless Sentry: The Confession of 42 Scheduled Tasks, OpenRGB Boot-Time Light Killing, and the 2×2 Night Watch of Four Book Windows

The old "Friendly Greeting #2" session condensed this day into an automation epic: OpenRGB boot-time light killing for the GPU and RAM (with a startup VBS and read-back verification); then, after arranging the four novel windows into a 2×2 grid, it built a "windowless sentry" — screenshots plus local OCR checking for "creation paused", tapping "Continue" only when truly paused, running hourly with results pushed to Feishu. Along the way it diagnosed why three text-injection methods all failed (the x64 INPUT struct is 40 bytes not 28; Windows Terminal swallows Unicode key injection; ConPTY wedges), breaking through with clipboard plus Ctrl+V. And the 02:21 prophecy came true: upstream EOF cut the feed, all four books retrying at attempt 33.