Bumblebee

Human-like mouse and keyboard automation for Python.

Bumblebee gives you a small runtime API for moving the mouse, clicking, dragging, scrolling, typing, shortcuts, clipboard actions, and optional RL-generated cursor paths. The base install stays lightweight; Torch and Stable-Baselines3 are only installed when you ask for RL support.

Install

pip install the-bumblebee

or with uv:

uv add the-bumblebee

To use the packaged RL mouse policy:

pip install "the-bumblebee[rl]"
# or
uv add "the-bumblebee[rl]"

Quick start

Mouse

from bumblebee import Mouse, MouseBounds

mouse = Mouse(fail_safe=True)
mouse.set_profile("natural")
mouse.set_speed(1200)

mouse.move(500, 300)
mouse.click()
mouse.drag_to(700, 450)
mouse.scroll(-3)

# Click a random safe point inside a UI rectangle.
mouse.click_in_bounds(MouseBounds(100, 200, 260, 240), padding=6)

Keyboard

from bumblebee import Keyboard

keyboard = Keyboard()
keyboard.set_profile("careful")
keyboard.type("Hello from Bumblebee.", wpm=70, typo_rate=1)
keyboard.hotkey("cmd", "a")  # use "ctrl" on Windows/Linux

Packaged RL mouse policy

from bumblebee import Mouse
from bumblebee.rl.policy import SB3MousePolicyPathProvider

provider = SB3MousePolicyPathProvider.from_packaged(deterministic=False)
mouse = Mouse(path_provider=provider, fail_safe=True)
mouse.move(700, 450)

What is included

• Mouse movement, clicking, dragging, scrolling, and bounded clicks
• Keyboard typing, hotkeys, copy/paste, undo/redo, and multi-line helpers
• Configurable movement and typing profiles
• Custom mouse path providers
• Optional packaged SAC mouse policy for RL-generated paths
• Local tooling for preparing data, training, and visualizing mouse policies

Documentation

Development

git clone https://github.com/arpan404/bumblebee.git
cd bumblebee
uv sync --group dev

uv run black --check .
uv run isort --check-only .
uv run python -m compileall scripts src
uv build
uv run twine check dist/*

For RL training tools:

uv sync --group train

Model and dataset policy

The wheel includes the default model:

bumblebee/models/sac_mouse_v2.zip

Datasets, checkpoints, replay buffers, TensorBoard logs, and other large training artifacts are not included in the wheel. Release artifacts live on GitHub Releases.

Safety

• Mouse(fail_safe=True) is the default.
• Move the cursor to a screen corner to trigger PyAutoGUI's fail-safe.
• Only automate systems and applications you are allowed to control.
• Be careful with real clicks, typing, and clipboard operations.

On macOS, you may need to grant Accessibility permission to your terminal, Python, or IDE.

Contributing

Contributions are welcome. Start with CONTRIBUTING.md.