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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.
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.
Customize windows in macOS SwiftUI apps, including titles, toolbars, drag areas, sizing, placement, and restoration. It helps give main windows, utility panels, and media players behavior suited to their purpose.
Guides Kaku’s macOS release process from prerequisite checks through building, signing, Apple notarization, and GitHub publication. It covers stable releases, Homebrew tap updates, rolling Nightly previews, and resuming failed stages using existing release scripts.
Manage local development servers and APIs with macOS LaunchAgents, which run background processes. Keep servers running after the shell closes, restart them after crashes, inspect logs, and handle occupied ports when starting a service.
Set up and manage automatic Git syncing for shared documents, notes, and skills on macOS. The skill guides repository registration, removal, service checks, and maintenance, with local changes automatically committed and pushed by repo-sync.
Control workspaces, split panes, browser views, and notifications in the cmux macOS terminal app. The skill guides the agent to identify the intended target, read terminal output, send requested input, and check the result.
Fix Flutter macOS build failure caused by duplicate camera plugins. Use when: (1) macOS build fails with "Ambiguous use of 'CameraMacosPlugin.register(with:)'" error, (2) Both camera_macos and camera_macos_plus are in pubspec.yaml, (3) Build worked before adding a new camera package. The plugins define the same class name causing Swift registration conflicts.
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macOS アプリのクラッシュログ (.ips) を解析し、根本原因を特定するスキル。「クラッシュした」「crash」「.ips」「DiagnosticReports」「SIGSEGV / SIGABRT」で発火。**macOS 専用**（.ips の読み方が macOS の DiagnosticReports 前提。iOS の .ips は未対応）。解析は crash-analyzer subagent に委譲する。クラッシュログが存在しない一般のバグ調査・テスト失敗には使わない。
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Run installation, integration, and end-to-end tests that follow real user actions in remote environments or Docker. Choose an appropriate isolated environment, inspect failures, record execution details, and clean up resources after testing.
Design local data storage in Swift using actors, which control concurrent access to shared data. Combine an in-memory cache with JSON file storage, implement save and lookup operations, and connect the repository to an observable ViewModel.
Build and review SwiftUI interfaces for iOS and macOS with guidance on state management, reusable views, navigation, and rendering performance. Examples show how to organize data flow and reduce unnecessary screen updates.
Audit the macOS and Windows branches of Mole CLI for safety risks, excess complexity, outdated information, performance issues, and lessons missing from tests or rules. Challenge each finding before reporting it, then implement and record approved fixes.
Build and manage Linux containers on Apple silicon Macs with Apple's container CLI. Run each container in its own lightweight virtual machine, and get guidance on images, networking, storage, and translating familiar Docker workflows to this tool.
Perform live Windows or macOS desktop tasks that dedicated tools cannot complete. The skill guides app and window selection, clicks, text entry, and keyboard actions, checking fresh screen information and verifying the requested result.
Create disposable Linux or macOS computers for running code, testing apps, operating desktop interfaces, and browsing websites. Use isolated environments locally or in the Cua cloud, then delete them when the work is complete.
Operate native applications on macOS, Windows, and Linux using Qwen Cua Driver. Inspect screenshots and structured interface elements, perform clicks, typing, menu actions, or window adjustments, and verify the resulting application state.
Set up and run Happy components locally, including its CLI, server, mobile app, and desktop app. The guide covers building, testing, checking logs, and separating development data using pnpm, the project's package management tool.
Install the free OpenWork desktop app on macOS, Windows, or Linux using the appropriate download for the computer. Guide initial setup, folder authorization, model selection, and a first task such as summarizing local files.
Analyze disk usage on macOS or Windows, identify large folders, and classify cleanup candidates by the care they need. Generate an interactive HTML report with estimated space savings, cleanup guidance, and optional browser controls for deleting selected files.
Guides development and releases for Kortix Capture, a standalone recording app. Covers installers for Windows, macOS, and Linux, app behavior, sync troubleshooting, and coordinated changes to the recording storage format and its tests.
Operate real desktop apps and browser windows by inspecting controls, clicking, typing, and checking the result after each action. Use it for settings changes, window arrangement, or verifying a complete workflow through the interface.
Run OpenClaw tests and reproduce bugs on remote machines through Crabbox. Choose a suitable execution provider, verify realistic user workflows, and report the actual provider, environment ID, logs, and timing.