Autobot

Quite the variety of daily activities now revolve around or depend on a computer, but you might also need to be away from the keyboard. On the bright side of things, developers came out with specialized applications like Autobot which can automate a number of tasks by pressing mouse and keyboard buttons for you.

Multiple modes to configure tasks

Although setup takes only a little while, you might want to make sure that your computer is fitted with .NET Framework, because it’s a mandatory requirement for functionality. The application is automatically launched when the installer closes, so you can quickly check out the set of features.
It’s recommended to pay a visit to the documentation manual first, because the interface might not be entirely friendly with all types of individuals. You start off in a simple mode, which mostly requires you to set the number of action, as well as the position of each. Additional options are available, such as the type of action, and whether or not to make this a regular task.

Automate keyboard and mouse actions

The application also comes with an advanced mode, which isn’t necessarily more complicated, and instead offers a better view over tasks, and provides greater control over the operation. An indicators shows the exact coordinates of the cursor as you move it across the screen, just to help you get the right spot for the action, which you capture through a hotkey command.
By default, the application provides actions in a drop-down menu, which mostly count as single or double mouse clicks for both the left and right buttons. However, you’re also able to insert keystrokes through a special command.
Note that the created task is put in motion as soon as it’s saved, and it only ends then the Task Manager is brought up, or when the list of actions reaches an end, in case you haven’t chosen to loop.

In conclusion

All in all, Autobot delivers a pretty intuitive set of task automation tools overall. Although it can be a little tricky to figure out at first, it becomes a walk in the park once you go through the documentation file. Actions can be automated for both mouse and keyboard buttons, making it a reliable tool.