bigarrow
macOS command-line tool and agent skill that draws an arrow and a sign over the screen to point a person at a button.
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Bigarrow is a command-line tool for macOS that displays visual indicators on the screen to help guide users to specific interface elements. It draws arrows, boxes, and text overlays that can point to buttons and other controls. The tool is designed to work with AI agents, enabling them to provide visual feedback and guidance directly on the screen. It functions both as a standalone command-line utility and as a skill for AI systems like Claude Code and Codex, making it useful for automating tasks that involve visual navigation and user interaction on macOS.
Developed by franzenzenhofer, bigarrow is written in Swift and released under the MIT license. The tool operates through a simple click-through interface and automatically disappears once its purpose is fulfilled, minimizing screen clutter. Its focus on accessibility and integration with AI agent frameworks makes it particularly suited for automated workflows that need to communicate visually with users or other systems.
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