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Show native macOS UI from scripts and agents — dialogs, forms, visualizations, floating widgets, cursor companions. Use when you need to display HTML to the user, collect input, show a chart, render markdown, or create any visual interaction without a browser.
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| name | glimpse |
| description | Show native macOS UI from scripts and agents — dialogs, forms, visualizations, floating widgets, cursor companions. Use when you need to display HTML to the user, collect input, show a chart, render markdown, or create any visual interaction without a browser. |
Glimpse opens a native macOS window with a WKWebView in under 50ms. You write HTML, the user sees it instantly. Bidirectional communication via window.glimpse.send() (webview -> Node) and .send(js) (Node -> webview).
When to use Glimpse:
Import: Always use the absolute path to glimpse.mjs within the installed package:
import { open, prompt } from '/Users/joemccann/dev/apps/util/glimpse-ui/src/glimpse.mjs';
const answer = await prompt(html, {
width: 400, height: 300,
title: 'My Dialog',
frameless: true,
transparent: true,
});
// answer = data from window.glimpse.send(), or null if user closed window
const win = open(html, options);
win.on('ready', (info) => {}); // HTML loaded
win.on('message', data => {}); // user interaction
win.on('closed', () => {}); // window gone
win.send('document.title = "Hi"'); // eval JS in webview
win.setHTML('<h1>New content</h1>'); // replace HTML
win.close(); // close window
{
width, height, // pixels (default: 800x600)
title, // window title (default: "Glimpse")
frameless: true, // no title bar, draggable by background
floating: true, // always on top
transparent: true, // transparent window background
clickThrough: true, // mouse passes through window
followCursor: true, // window follows mouse cursor
followMode: 'spring', // 'snap' (instant, default) or 'spring' (elastic)
cursorAnchor: 'top-right',
cursorOffset: {x, y},
openLinks: true, // open clicked links in default browser
autoClose: true, // close after first message
x, y, // exact screen position
timeout, // for prompt() only — ms before rejecting
}
window.glimpse.send(data) // send data to Node (any JSON-serializable value)
window.glimpse.close() // close the window from JS
prompt() with yes/no buttons, Enter/Escape keyboard handlingopen() + push updates via .send() as work progressescursor: pointer on clickable elementsautofocus on the primary input fieldbackground: transparent !important on <body>prompt() returns null when the user closes without sending — always handle this