I need a fresh Windows desktop utility that does everything my six-year-old autoclicker does—only now it must support four colours instead of two. I’ll share the old tool so you can study or reuse its logic, but the new build should be clean, lightweight and work flawlessly on Windows 10/11. Here is the workflow I want: • I type in the X, Y, Width and Height values to define the screen area to watch (coordinate input only, no drag-and-drop). • A standard colour-picker lets me select up to four target colours. • For each colour, I enter the precise X, Y location where the click should land. • While the program is running it constantly scans the defined area; the moment a target colour appears, it fires a single left-click at the corresponding coordinates. Each colour must be handled independently and repeatedly, with minimal latency. Deliverables • Compiled .exe ready for Windows 10/11 • Complete source code (Python, C#, AutoHotkey or similar—your choice) • Brief README covering setup, usage and any dependencies Acceptance criteria: during testing I’ll flash four different colours inside the watched rectangle; every appearance must trigger its assigned click within roughly 100 ms, with no missed events over a five-minute stress run.