Desktop automation on macOS shouldn’t start with a pile of one-off scripts.
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Desktop automation on macOS shouldn’t start with a pile of one-off scripts. SwiftAutoGUI is a Swift library for macOS automation, for developers who need to work with mouse and keyboard input, screenshots, image recognition, or agent actions. It helps you combine deterministic GUI commands with goal-driven screen interaction by exposing Swift APIs alongside the `sagui` command-line tool. Key features: • Native automation primitives – execute clicks, text input, keyboard shortcuts, screenshots, and image recognition from Swift • AI agent loop – an Agent can observe the screen, reason with a
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