What problem does it solve? macOS security layers like Gatekeeper, codesigning, TCC privacy controls, and SIP can silently reject or kill agent scripts, .app launches, and automation actions, leaving you with cryptic crashes and failed machine operations. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Security Layer Diagnosis: Maps Gatekeeper, codesign, TCC, SIP, sandbox, and Launch Services blocks to their observable symptoms so you can identify which layer rejected an action. - Desktop .app Build Protocol: Provides the xattr quarantine removal and ad-hoc codesign commands needed after building standalone apps like Worker Hub. - Console Crash Interpretation: Explains how to read .ips crash reports for processes like WorkerHubShell, node, and railway, including SIGTRAP/EXC_BREAKPOINT causes. - Use Case: Your Desktop app shows "app is damaged" or crashes on launch with EXC_BREAKPOINT in Console. Use this Skill to check quarantine attributes, re-sign the bundle, and rebuild from the current Swift sources. ## Quick Start Ask the agent to diagnose why your Desktop .app was blocked or crashed on launch and follow the re-signing protocol.