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Technical specifications and dev stack for this MacBook Air running the Vidext monorepo. Use when OS, hardware, or toolchain details are relevant to a task or needed to fix something.

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name	macos-computer
description	Inspect this Mac's current hardware, OS, shell, and developer toolchain when host-specific facts are relevant. Use live commands instead of relying on stored version or free-space values.

macOS Computer

Use this skill only when a task depends on the host environment.

Stable context

Apple Silicon MacBook Air with 16 GB unified memory.
Default shell is zsh.
GPU workloads use Metal/MPS, not CUDA.
Homebrew is the system package manager.

Inspect live state

Run only the probes needed for the task:

uname -a
sw_vers
uname -m
sysctl -n machdep.cpu.brand_string
sysctl -n hw.memsize
df -h
command -v bun node python3 brew
bun --version
node --version
python3 --version
brew --version

Project dependencies, package managers, framework versions, and verification commands belong to each repository's AGENTS.md and lockfiles. Do not infer the Vidext monorepo stack from this host skill.

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