macos-computer-use

You can automate macOS desktop interactions without stealing focus by using the computer_use tool to capture screens, click UI elements, type, and drag across native apps in the background. This requires macOS and appropriate accessibility permissions.

Yes, you can capture screenshots and click UI elements in the background on macOS using the computer_use tool. It supports clicking by element index and capturing screens with overlays without disrupting your active Space or cursor.

Supported actions for background macOS GUI automation include capture, click, double_click, right_click, middle_click, drag, scroll, type, and key presses. You can also use utilities like wait, list_apps, and focus_app to manage workflows.

Yes, macOS background automation works with native apps like Finder and Safari. You can perform non-intrusive actions such as moving the mouse, pressing keys, and dragging across these applications without stealing the user's cursor or keyboard focus.

Yes, you need appropriate accessibility permissions to automate macOS desktop tasks in the background. You also need macOS and the computer_use tool available, which works with any tool-capable model to drive native apps without disrupting the user.

Limitations include requiring macOS, the computer_use tool, and appropriate accessibility permissions. The skill operates with safety constraints and supports multiple modes like som, vision, and ax, but is specifically designed for background desktop interactions only.