القائمة
Drive native macOS apps: click, type, screenshot windows without stealing focus. Use for desktop apps (Slack, Notes, Xcode), macOS workflow automation, or native window screenshots. macOS-only.
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استنادا إلى تصنيف SOC المهني
Pre-publish editorial gate for external-audience content: removes AI-writing tells and blocks hollow drafts. Use on documents, presentations, emails, posts, or web copy once a first draft exists. Triggered by 'de-slop this', 'editorial pass', 'humanize this', 'remove the AI tells', or invoked as a mandatory gate by email, do-presentation, linkedin, and x-com.
Stage, launch, grade, and schedule a Claude Managed Agent (CMA) from a build-sheet. Triggered by 'build the agent', 'launch this agent', 'deploy a managed agent', or as /imagine-agent's handoff.
Create/review/maintain Claude Code Routines (cloud scheduled agents, aka 'Cowork'). Triggered by 'set up a routine', 'schedule a cloud agent', 'cowork task', 'migrate to a routine'.
Create a polished Marp slide deck about a feature, concept, or system. Triggered by 'make a presentation', 'create slides', 'do-presentation', or 'explain this as a deck'.
Use when reading, searching, drafting, or sending email. Triggered by 'read my email', 'check my inbox', 'send an email', 'reply to that email', 'search my mail', or any request to read/send mail.
Use when reading posts or engaging on LinkedIn. Triggered by requests to comment on LinkedIn, browse the feed, write or interact with posts, check DMs, or read/reply to LinkedIn messages.
| name | computer-use |
| description | Drive native macOS apps: click, type, screenshot windows without stealing focus. Use for desktop apps (Slack, Notes, Xcode), macOS workflow automation, or native window screenshots. macOS-only. |
| allowed-tools | Bash |
| user-invocable | false |
If .claude/skill-context/computer-use.md exists, read it and honor its declarations; otherwise use the generic defaults described below.
The context file is where a repo declares the native-desktop-control CLI this skill drives: its commands (list apps/windows, click, type, press key, screenshot, selector resolution), how it is installed and opted into, and its error contract. When the file is absent (the common case in a foreign repo), follow the generic baseline below.
Driving native desktop applications (without moving the user's cursor or stealing focus) is not a capability the bare environment provides — it needs an Accessibility-API driver. This skill does not bundle one; it drives whatever native-control CLI the repo supplies and documents in its context file.
Do not use for:
mcp__byob__browser_*) or the Chrome MCP. If the agent asks "click this button on a webpage", route to the browser surface, not here.Native desktop control is typically platform-specific (e.g. macOS-only via the Accessibility API). The repo-provided CLI is expected to enforce its own platform constraint and exit cleanly on unsupported hosts; honor whatever the context file declares.