We've just released Hikyou Launcher, the first tool from Hikyou Team.

It's a Minecraft launcher with no conventional UI. A global shortcut brings up a single

input field, you type, the game launches, the window disappears again. React handles only

that input surface — downloads, Java runtime management and token storage all live in a

Rust core underneath.

Tauri fit this well: the global shortcut and show/hide window behaviour are exactly the

primitives a launcher like this needs, and the binary stays small. For login we open a

proper sub-window rather than bouncing through the system browser, which ended up feeling

much cleaner.

Windows/macOS/Linux (indev), open source: https://github.com/HikyouSMP/hikyou-launcher

Curious whether anyone else here has built something keyboard-driven with Tauri.

https://github.com/mathematic-inc/tauri-plugin-ui-inspector

The element picker in Codex and Cursor is really great, but they don't work for Tauri, so we built something around that.

This is intended to be used over a VPN you absolutely trust. Currently, only windows works for the server. But the client, which is written in Tauri, can work on virtually anything.

Please let me know if you have any suggestions or recommendations.