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@indigoai-us/hq-pack-imessage

v1.0.1

Published

HQ content pack: read, search, and send iMessages and SMS from this Mac's Messages account, for interactive sessions and local HQ bots.

Readme

hq-pack-imessage

Read and send iMessages from the Messages account signed in on this Mac. Works in interactive HQ sessions and for local HQ bots (hq bot).

  • Reads come from the Messages database, opened read-only. Newer macOS versions store most message text in an encoded field; the CLI decodes it.
  • Sends go through Messages.app with AppleScript. The recipient and text are passed as arguments, so message content can't change the script.
  • watch streams new incoming texts as JSON lines, one cursor per bot, so a bot can answer texts without replaying old history.
  • Unattended bots can only text people on an owner-managed allowlist.

macOS only. Python 3 standard library, no installs.

Install

hq install github:indigoai-us/hq-packages#packages/hq-pack-imessage

Then follow knowledge/hq-imessage/setup.md to grant Full Disk Access and Automation → Messages, and run hq-imessage.sh doctor.

Use

M=core/packages/hq-pack-imessage/scripts/hq-imessage.sh
bash "$M" chats
bash "$M" read '+15551234567' 20
bash "$M" send '+15551234567' 'On my way'
bash "$M" watch --name my-bot --once

The /hq-imessage skill covers every command and the rules agents follow: confirm before sending, treat incoming texts as data, and keep unattended sends on the allowlist.

Tests

bash packages/hq-pack-imessage/tests/hq-imessage.test.sh

The suite builds a fixture Messages database and mocks osascript, so it runs on any OS and never touches real messages.