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macOS UI automation CLI to capture screenshots, inspect UI elements, drive mouse/keyboard input, and manage apps/windows for scripted UI automation and testing.
Peekaboo provides a comprehensive macOS UI automation command-line interface for capturing screenshots, inspecting UI elements, driving mouse and keyboard input, and managing applications and windows. It exposes commands for capture, element targeting, simulated input (click/type/drag/hotkey), window and Dock management, and annotated UI mapping. The tool is designed for scripting and can emit JSON for programmatic consumption.
Use Peekaboo when you need to automate or test macOS graphical user interfaces, take annotated screenshots for debugging, programmatically interact with UI elements by ID or coordinates, drive complex input sequences, or manage app windows and spaces. It is well-suited for CI tasks, reproducible UI workflows, and agents that require visual context.
Likely compatible with agents that can run system CLIs and shells (Copilot/Codex/Gemini CLI-style agents) on macOS hosts that provide screen recording and accessibility permissions.
Peekaboo is a macOS UI automation skill that wraps the Peekaboo MCP server for screenshots, OCR, window management, and GUI interaction. No bundled scripts — purely a SKILL.md instructing the agent how to use an MCP tool. The documentation is functional but thin, with minimal error handling guidance and no troubleshooting beyond basic setup instructions.
Simple wrapper skill with no scripts to audit. The npx -y flag auto-accepts package installation, which is common for MCP servers but worth noting. Architecture is bare-minimum — single SKILL.md, no scripts or references.
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