findmy

You can track an AirTag location from the command line by using AppleScript to automate the macOS Find My app, capturing a screenshot of the window, and analyzing the image to extract the displayed location details.

Yes, you can automate Find My app interactions for periodic monitoring by setting up repeated screenshot captures and vision-based analysis workflows to track the movement of Apple devices and AirTags over time.

Yes, Screen Recording permissions are required to extract location details from the Find My app, because the Skill relies on capturing the UI window and using vision analysis to read the displayed text.

The best way to read AirTag location data without an official API is to use AppleScript UI automation to navigate the Find My app, capture the screen, and apply vision analysis to interpret the location information.

Yes, the optional peekaboo dependency improves AppleScript UI automation by providing more reliable clicks and annotated UI capture, which helps when navigating between Devices and Items in the Find My app.

Blank or inaccurate location results during Find My screen capture usually occur if macOS Screen Recording permissions are not granted or if the AppleScript UI automation fails to properly navigate to the specific device or item tab.