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macos-computer-use

v0.1.1

Published

macOS computer automation via Swift CoreGraphics — screenshot, click, type, key press, scroll, drag

Downloads

16

Readme

macos-computer-use

macOS computer automation via Swift CoreGraphics. Screenshot, click, type, key press, scroll, drag, hover, zoom — all from the command line or as a library.

No Python, no pyobjc, no third-party dependencies. Uses Swift and screencapture, which are built into every Mac.

Install

npm install -g macos-computer-use

Or run directly:

npx macos-computer-use screenshot

CLI

# Screenshot (captures all displays, returns JPEG base64)
macos-computer-use screenshot

# Click at model coordinates (max 1280px on longest axis)
macos-computer-use click 640 416
macos-computer-use click 640 416 --button right

# Double-click
macos-computer-use double-click 640 416

# Type text (uses pbcopy + Cmd+V)
macos-computer-use type "Hello world"

# Key press with optional modifiers
macos-computer-use key-press return
macos-computer-use key-press space --modifiers command
macos-computer-use key-press a --modifiers command,shift

# Scroll
macos-computer-use scroll --dx 0 --dy -3

# Mouse move
macos-computer-use mouse-move 640 416

# Hover (move + wait)
macos-computer-use hover 640 416 --duration 600

# Drag
macos-computer-use drag 100 100 500 500
macos-computer-use drag 100 100 500 500 --button right --duration 400

# Zoom (crop a region from a screenshot)
macos-computer-use zoom 200 200 600 600

# Screen size (model coordinate space)
macos-computer-use screen-size

# Display info
macos-computer-use displays

All coordinates are in model space (the longest screen axis is scaled to 1280px). Output is JSON.

Library

import { click, keyPress, typeText, captureScreenshot, getScreenSize } from 'macos-computer-use';

const screenshot = captureScreenshot();
// { image: 'base64...', format: 'jpeg', imagePath: '/tmp/...', thumbnailPath: '/tmp/...' }

const result = click(640, 416);
// { clicked: true, x: 756, y: 492, image: '...', ... }

const size = getScreenSize();
// { width: 1280, height: 831 }

How it works

  • Screenshots: screencapture -x (captures all displays into one image)
  • Input actions: Swift CoreGraphics via swift - (CGEvent API for mouse, keyboard, scroll)
  • Image processing: sips (resize, format conversion, thumbnails)
  • Display detection: Swift AppKit NSScreen.screens
  • Coordinate mapping: Model space (max 1280px) mapped to logical screen coordinates

Requirements

  • macOS
  • Node.js 18+
  • Accessibility permission for the terminal app (System Settings > Privacy & Security > Accessibility)

License

MIT