Bridge your cloud AI workspace to your local desktop tools
Adom Desktop connects Docker-based Claude Code to your Windows desktop, giving the AI direct access to KiCad, Fusion 360, Chrome, file system, and shell. It runs in the system tray and relays commands between your cloud container and local applications.
Send files between Docker and desktop. Pull files back from your local machine into the container.
Send this gerber zip to my desktop
Open schematics and boards, install libraries, export gerbers, run DRC/ERC checks.
Open my KiCad board and run DRC
Import STEP files, work with EAGLE libraries, export designs.
Import this STEP file into Fusion 360
Launch Chrome windows, take screenshots, evaluate JavaScript, debug web apps visually.
Open localhost:3000 in a browser and debug it visually
Capture any window or the full screen as lossless PNG for pixel-accurate AI analysis.
Take a screenshot of my KiCad window
Execute commands on the desktop with an approval UI. Full stdout/stderr returned.
Run 'git status' on my desktop
Send toast notifications with optional action buttons and priority levels.
Notify me when the build is done
Auto-sync project files when they change. Detects schematic and board modifications in real time.
Watch my KiCad project and sync changes
conduit_ping in Claude CodeCopy any of these into Claude Code once the desktop is connected:
Run conduit_ping to verify the desktop connection
List all open windows on my desktop
Take a screenshot of my entire screen
Open https://github.com in a new Chrome tab and screenshot it
Send the file output/board.zip to my desktop Downloads folder
Pull the file C:\Users\me\project\schematic.kicad_sch into the container
Open my KiCad board, run DRC, and show me the results
Run 'dir C:\Users\me\Documents' on my Windows machine
Start watching my KiCad project at C:\Users\me\Projects\amp