Show HN: OmniGlass – Executable AI screen snips with kernel-level sandboxing

**Show HN: OmniGlass – Executable AI screen snips with kernel-level sandboxing**

I kept running into the same annoying friction with Claude Desktop and Cursor: I’d snip a Python traceback, the AI would tell me to "run pip install pandas," and then I’d sit there and type it out myself. If the AI clearly knows the fix, why am I doing the typing?So I built OmniGlass.The UX is simple: You draw a box on your screen, local OCR extracts the text, and an LLM classifies what you're looking at. But instead of generating a chat response, it gives you an action menu.The core difference from Claude Desktop isn't the AI—it’s what happens after the AI thinks. Claude reads your screen and writes you a paragraph. OmniGlass reads your screen and runs the command.What it does today:Snip a traceback → Generates the fix command, you confirm, it runs.Snip a data table → Opens a native save dialog and spits out a clean CSV.Snip a Slack bug report → Drafts a GitHub issue with all the context filled in.Menu bar input → Type plain English, and it triggers the appropriate command.The security elephant in the room (Why I built this): Nobody is really talking about the security risks of MCP plugins yet...

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