aadhil-kh/isodesk

Drive a Windows GUI app (WinUI 3, WPF, WinForms) in an isolated isodesk desktop session on this machine, through UI Automation, without touching the user's own desktop and with no setup: launch it, read its control tree, invoke controls, measure and screenshot to verify. Use for quick checks while developing - confirming a UI change really renders, reproducing a GUI bug, comparing two controls' size or alignment, checking adaptive layout at several window sizes, auditing a screen - and for proving the running binary matches your build. It cannot type, send shortcuts, drag, hover or open file pickers. For those, or for a repeatable UI test script, use winapp-ui-automation or winui-ui-testing (Windows Sandbox keeps their input off the user's desktop); to see why a XAML property, style or binding resolved as it did, use winui-devtools.