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You can automate macOS UI interactions using a command-line interface to capture screens, target specific UI elements, and simulate inputs like clicks and typing. This allows you to programmatically control macOS applications without manual input.

Yes, screen capture for UI testing on macOS supports both live screen capture and video ingestion with frame extraction. This enables you to capture application states and extract individual frames for automated inspection and testing.

You can automate macOS app management tasks by programmatically launching, quitting, and managing applications and windows. This includes bringing specific windows to the front and controlling application lifecycle events without manual interaction.

UI automation supports simulating complex inputs including clicking, dragging, typing, and scrolling on targeted UI elements. This enables you to automate intricate repetitive tasks such as filling out forms or navigating application interfaces.

The best way to automate repetitive UI tasks on macOS is using a command-line interface that supports element targeting and input simulation. This approach allows you to script repetitive actions like form completion and application testing reliably.

Yes, you need the peekaboo dependency installed to perform macOS UI automation. This tool provides the necessary command-line interface for capturing screens, targeting UI elements, and simulating user inputs on your macOS system.