Cua Driver – background multi-cursor via macOS SkyLight.framework
Background macOS automation without focus stealing via SkyLight.framework.
an agent skill that gives AI assistants full control over macOS Mail.app
Yet another MCP skill wrapper, but Mail.app automation via AI agents is genuinely useful.
Developers using Cursor or AI coding assistants on macOS
Apple Shortcuts · Other MCP server skills
Background macOS automation without focus stealing via SkyLight.framework.
AppleScript already does this; CLI wrapper adds minimal value over Shortcuts.
251 local tools with zero API keys — beats cloud MCP servers on privacy.
Lets agents actually see the screen and act on it by returning OCR text with pixel coordinates and offering commands like click_at, type_text, and press_key. You can run it instantly with npx (it auto-creates a Python venv and hooks into Apple Vision/Quartz), and there are ready-made integration snippets for Claude, VS Code, and Cursor — a pragmatic, technically neat tool for closed-loop agent UI work. It’s limited to macOS 13+ and Apple APIs, but within that niche it removes a lot of friction.
Unifies AI assistant configs across 6 tools—no cloud, local-first, syncs skills and MCP servers.
Maps intuitive WASD movement, Space/Return clicks, and an on/off global hotkey into a lightweight, menu-bar macOS app — the core feature set is focused and practical. The product's custom key bindings, speed-boost modifier, and native Intel/Apple Silicon support make it genuinely useful for people who hate reaching for the mouse, though the idea isn't groundbreaking and requires Accessibility permissions which may scare casual users.