mac-remote-control

You can control a Mac remotely by executing shell commands and AppleScript actions through a connected Mercury peer. This allows you to manage apps, automate Safari navigation, and trigger desktop inputs without physically touching the machine.

Yes, you can automate Safari navigation and window positioning on a remote macOS host. The Skill supports launching, quitting, and resizing apps, along with managing browser tabs and moving windows via AppleScript.

To send mouse clicks and keyboard input to a remote Mac, you need a reachable Mercury peer and shell access via mercury.py exec. The target macOS host must also have cliclick and osascript available for deterministic desktop automation.

Yes, remote Mac automation works for clipboard operations and file management. You can copy text to the clipboard, run shell commands for file operations, and inspect system status directly from your AI workflow.

Limitations include requiring a reachable Mercury peer with shell access and the target macOS host having cliclick and osascript installed. It relies on deterministic desktop automation, which may face issues if GUI elements are not in expected states.

For AI workflows, mac-remote-control provides reliable remote shell execution on a connected Mac. It integrates file management, package installs, and git operations with desktop interaction and app management through a single Mercury connection.