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This skill provides a comprehensive framework for deploying Apple Notes automation as a persistent local service on macOS. It supports three distinct deployment models: using `launchd` agents for scheduled background tasks, creating Shortcuts for user-triggered actions, and includes a robust installer script. It is essential for building cross-application, system-level automation workflows within the Apple ecosystem.

This guide details how to automate Apple Notes on macOS, providing a solution for applications lacking a direct REST API. It offers comprehensive instructions on setting up necessary system accessibility permissions and utilizing advanced scripting technologies, including AppleScript, JavaScript for Automation (JXA), and Shortcuts. Use cases cover advanced note management, batch processing, and integrating Notes into larger automation workflows.

This guide provides a comprehensive observability stack for Apple Notes on macOS. Since Notes lacks a built-in metrics API, this solution demonstrates how to monitor key health indicators—such as note/folder counts, system latency, and iCloud sync daemon status—by polling via JXA and Bash scripts. It includes scripts for scheduled health checks, trend visualization, and robust error handling for production monitoring environments.

This guide documents the practical throughput limits and throttling patterns for automating Apple Notes operations (Create, Read, Search, Delete) via scripts like osascript. It provides technical solutions, including TypeScript throttling queues and Bash batch processing examples, to prevent common timeouts (-1712), sync lag, or data loss when performing high-volume, reliable automation on macOS.

This library provides production-ready, type-safe patterns for automating Apple Notes management on macOS. Using JXA and AppleScript wrapped in a Node.js client, it allows developers to easily list, create, search, and perform batch operations on notes, complete with robust error handling and throttling for reliable workflow integration.

A comprehensive solution designed to monitor changes (add, modify, delete) within Apple Notes on macOS. Since Notes lacks a native webhook or event streaming API, this skill provides three robust methods—JXA Polling, FSEvents monitoring, and Shortcuts automation—allowing developers to build reliable, near real-time event systems for integrating Notes data into automated workflows.

This skill provides real-time monocular depth estimation using advanced models like Depth Anything v2. It transforms live camera feeds by generating colorized depth maps, enabling depth overlays and detailed scene understanding. Crucially, it supports a 'privacy mode' that anonymizes visual identities by using depth-only transformation, preserving only the spatial layout and movement patterns for secure monitoring purposes. Optimized for both CoreML on macOS and PyTorch on other platforms.

XcodeBuildMCP is a unified skill set designed to streamline the entire mobile and desktop development lifecycle. It replaces raw command-line tools like xcodebuild, xcrun, and simctl, providing structured workflows for iOS, macOS, watchOS, tvOS, and visionOS. Capabilities include project discovery, managing simulator and physical device workflows, advanced UI automation (gestures, view inspection), robust logging, and deep debugging using LLDB. It simplifies complex build, test, and run operations across multiple platforms.

The official skill for the XcodeBuildMCP CLI, providing a unified interface for complex Apple development tasks. It streamlines build, test, run, debug, and UI automation across iOS, macOS, watchOS, tvOS, and visionOS. Use this tool to simplify multi-stage workflows and manage project lifecycles without relying on raw, complex xcodebuild commands.

This skill provides high-performance, real-time object detection utilizing the Google Coral Edge TPU accelerator. It processes live camera frames to identify up to 80 COCO classes (e.g., person, car, dog). Optimized for native macOS and Linux deployment, it achieves extremely low latency (e.g., ~4ms at 320x320), making it ideal for embedded vision systems, surveillance, and low-latency monitoring applications.

A comprehensive playbook detailing advanced macOS process injection techniques. It covers exploiting system mechanisms such as DYLD_INSERT_LIBRARIES, dylib hijacking (weak/rpath), XPC abuse, and Mach port manipulation. Essential for security researchers and penetration testers aiming to execute code in target processes.

A comprehensive playbook detailing advanced techniques for bypassing core macOS security features, including TCC, Gatekeeper, SIP, and sandbox restrictions. This guide is essential for authorized red team operations and penetration testing targeting macOS endpoints, covering methods like direct database manipulation, extended attribute removal, and privilege escalation paths.