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Automate FindMy on macOS to locate Apple devices and AirTags via AppleScript.

Updated Apr 1, 2026
Search Tags:#automation#macos#apple#ui-automation#apple-script#findmy#location-tracking
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npx skills add https://github.com/founderphantom/zola-agent --skill findmy-founderphantom
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Please help me install this Agent Skill.
Skill: findmy
Source: https://github.com/founderphantom/zola-agent/tree/main/skills/apple/findmy
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/founderphantom/zola-agent --skill findmy-founderphantom

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Track Apple devices and AirTags on macOS by automating FindMy interactions, removing manual switching overhead and enabling repeatable location checks.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • AppleScript-based control of FindMy to open app, switch tabs, and read locations
  • Optional UI automation via Peekaboo for more reliable interactions
  • Workflow for monitoring location over time and patrolling routes across devices

Quick Start

Open FindMy and run the automation to capture the current location for the selected device.

Frequently Asked Questions about findmy

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I automate FindMy location tracking for Apple devices on macOS?▼

Automating FindMy tracking on macOS uses AppleScript to control the app, switch tabs, and capture locations. This removes manual switching overhead and enables repeatable status checks across multiple Apple devices and AirTags.

Can I use AppleScript to patrol routes and check AirTag locations on a Mac?▼

Yes, AppleScript UI automation enables patrolling routes and checking AirTag locations on macOS. By scripting FindMy interactions, you can monitor device locations over time and perform regular status checks without manual input.

What permissions are required to automate FindMy tracking on macOS?▼

Automating FindMy requires AppleScript UI automation and screen recording permissions on macOS. You must also ensure FindMy is signed in to iCloud and fully accessible on your Mac for the script to interact with the interface.

How does screen capture work for reading Apple device locations in FindMy?▼

Screen capture reads Apple device locations by taking screenshots of the FindMy interface after AppleScript switches to the selected tab. This captures current location data visually, enabling real-time tracking and regular status checks.

Does FindMy automation support regular status checks across multiple devices?▼

Yes, FindMy automation supports regular status checks across multiple Apple devices and AirTags. The AppleScript workflow automatically switches tabs and captures location data, enabling continuous monitoring without manual intervention.

Why is my FindMy automation not working on macOS?▼

FindMy automation fails on macOS if AppleScript UI automation and screen recording permissions are not granted. Ensure FindMy is signed in to iCloud and fully accessible, otherwise the script cannot control the app or capture location data.

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