typesafe-computer-use
Drives a Mac toward a plain-English goal, with a Jev choice picking each action from the screen's OCR and accessibility tree, and an LLM called only for free text.
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Typesafe-computer-use is a tool for automating tasks on macOS by directing the system toward plain-English goals. It works by capturing the screen with optical character recognition and accessibility tree data, then using a choice mechanism to select the next action based on what appears on screen. An large language model is called only when free text input is needed, keeping costs low. The tool was developed by awlevin and is released under the MIT license. It combines computer vision and accessibility information to enable automated interactions with macOS applications, reducing reliance on expensive language model calls by handling action selection through structured classification instead of requiring the model to generate every decision.
The approach focuses on cost efficiency by performing optical character recognition and analyzing interface elements locally before deciding on actions. Users can specify goals in plain language and let the system work through the steps needed to complete them. The automation runs on macOS and includes capabilities for clicking and interacting with screen elements based on the captured visual and accessibility data.
Checked 2 November 2026.
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