Developer shows how to control air-gapped PC with Claude via HDMI and USB
A Japanese developer published a paid article describing a hardware method to let an AI model on one computer operate a second, isolated machine without installing software or using the cloud. The setup uses PC2 (which runs the AI) to capture PC1's screen over HDMI and send keyboard and mouse inputs to PC1 via USB, making the AI act as remote "eyes and hands." The author frames the approach as a…
Key points
- AI on PC2 reads PC1 screen via HDMI capture and sends inputs over USB
- No software installed on target PC1 and no cloud connection used
- Article sells design, prompts, and safety guidance for 980 yen
[AI] Claude, can you operate another computer? | A mechanism to lend "eyes and hands" to AI without installing software or using the cloud
note.com · 30 October 2026
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