mac-use

**Judgement:** A capable, visually-driven macOS-only GUI automation skill. Strong choice when you must control Mac desktop apps via their graphical interface, but tightly constrained to macOS with Apple Vision and requires disciplined use. **Recommended scenarios** - When the user explicitly wants to interact with a Mac desktop app’s GUI (click buttons, scroll views, type into fields, trigger shortcuts). - When no API-specific skill exists for the target app or website, and visual interaction is acceptable. - For workflows where you can safely verify every step with before/after screenshots and where occasional OCR misses or layout changes are acceptable. **Key risks / limitations** - **Platform lock-in:** Works only on macOS with Apple Vision and the specified Python tooling installed; unusable on other OSes. - **OCR and layout fragility:** Reliant on text detection; icon-only or stylized controls may require manual coordinate clicks and can be brittle if the UI changes. - **Potential for unintended actions:** Mis-targeted clicks or keypresses (especially with global shortcuts) can trigger destructive actions if used in high-stakes contexts. - **Sensitive data handling:** Typing is clipboard-based; it should not be used for passwords or secrets, and any such use would increase security risk. Use this skill when you need general-purpose, verifiable Mac GUI control, and avoid it for non-macOS environments, security-critical operations, or highly sensitive data entry.