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Check macOS apps before distribution by reviewing bundle structure, code signing, and notarization readiness. Identify missing prerequisites and distinguish packaging problems from trust-policy issues, with concrete validation or repair steps to follow.
Create, read, and manage Bear notes on macOS using grizzly, a command-line tool. Append text to existing notes, find notes by tag, and retrieve note content or tag lists in JSON format.
Set up reproducible development environments with Flox on macOS and Linux. Define tools, package versions, setup steps, and local services in one configuration, then share it with teammates or add project-specific tools for AI agents.
Create icon assets for iOS and macOS projects using SF Symbols or Iconify API. Match existing colors and sizes, then generate PNG files at three resolutions with the metadata needed for Xcode asset catalogs.
Create and review Docker development environments, including service networking, persistent storage, and security settings. Also guides isolated testing of command-line installers on Linux, while identifying checks that require native macOS or Windows environments.
Run repeatable tests of Cherry Studio’s key workflows with Playwright, which checks application behavior through automated interactions. Collect results on macOS and Windows and produce English reports for release acceptance or development validation.
Captures screenshots on registered computers and manages saved captures. Supports screen recording on macOS and timed screenshot sequences on HarmonyOS, checking available capabilities first and returning the finalized file path when recording stops.
Design, implement, or review native Mac interfaces using SwiftUI or AppKit. Organize panes, remove unnecessary containers, and apply restrained Liquid Glass effects while checking resizing, interaction states, and accessibility, including designs supplied through Figma.
Guide a macOS app release through versioning, signing, Apple notarization, update feed checks, and Homebrew updates. Includes CodexBar release scripts, published asset verification, and preparation of the next unreleased version.
Operate Chrome or Brave using signed-in browser sessions to verify deployed pages, reproduce bugs, inspect page structure, and examine errors or network traffic. An optional macOS bridge extends control to native applications and operating system input.
Build, run, and test macOS Swift packages using SwiftPM, the Swift package manager. Identifies available libraries and executables, selects relevant commands and tests, and reports results with the main blocker when something fails.
Fix silent camera/microphone failure on Flutter macOS when using permission_handler plugin. Use when: (1) Camera screen shows placeholder but no error on macOS, (2) CameraPermissionError state is emitted but cause is unclear, (3) permission_handler checkCameraStatus() or checkMicrophoneStatus() throws exceptions on macOS desktop, (4) Camera works on iOS/Android but fails silently on macOS. The permission_handler plugin doesn't work reliably on macOS - bypass it and let macOS handle permissions at the system level.
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Diagnose why an OpenClaw browser interface or native app cannot connect. Check the network route, authentication, device pairing, and reconnect behavior against one specific Gateway, the connection server, then verify a fresh connection.
Control a running iOS Simulator on macOS from Orca’s live device pane. Perform taps, gestures, typing, button presses, and rotation, and inspect the interface element hierarchy to check app changes in the simulator.
Automate Safari on macOS from the command line while retaining browser logins. Read pages, fill forms, save PDFs, inspect network activity, and return structured JSON results through the tools exposed by safari-mcp.
Inspect NSLogger logs from iOS and macOS apps, filter messages by severity, tag, text, or thread, summarize counts, export text, JSON, or CSV, and receive live logs for debugging.
Investigate active macOS connection failures without changing network settings. Uses built-in tools to distinguish local network, DNS name lookup, upstream path, and application problems, then reports evidence, confidence, and the next useful diagnostic check.
Find personal photos in a local macOS Photos library by album or date, then export selected copies to a chosen folder. Report exported and missing items while preserving originals and existing destination files.
Use Bash on macOS or Linux for file searches, log inspection, text processing, and process checks. Apply command chaining, pipes that pass text between commands, environment variables, and error handling when writing scripts.
Investigate cmux interface and runtime problems using debug logs, profiling, and the Debug menu. It guides changes to terminal rendering and tab lists, with checks for typing latency, SwiftUI state handling, and differences between macOS versions.
Helps manage and troubleshoot Linux, macOS, and Windows systems. Guides checks of CPU, memory, disks, networks, and logs, then supports service configuration and security hardening with explanations suited to the operating system.
Add native macOS behavior when SwiftUI alone falls short. Choose a small AppKit bridge for views, windows, panels, or menus, while clarifying state ownership, data flow, and lifecycle risks that need validation.
Refactor large macOS SwiftUI views into focused files and components. Clarify window state, selection, commands, and AppKit integration while preserving existing behavior and keeping the main layout stable as users change selections.
Add focused runtime logs to a macOS app and verify that expected events appear. Uses Apple’s Logger to trace window, sidebar, menu, and background activity while keeping logs concise and excluding sensitive data.