yesterday my AI agent (OpenClaw) couldn't click on my Mac.
Now it can. And it just shipped the plugin so yours can too.
Here's what happened: I gave my agent a goal:
drive my Mac, click buttons, type stuff, take screenshots.
macOS Tahoe immediately broke the standard playbook (it silently rejects cliclick from the Accessibility panel, fun discovery).
So we figured it out live.
Routed everything through Hammerspoon, a signed .app that Tahoe trusts.
Wrapped it in a clean mac CLI:
marius click X Y
marius type "hello world"
marius screenshot
marius focus "Safari"
Then I said: "package this so every Mac-based agent on Earth can install it in 30 seconds."
It did.
We pushed it.
The last thing the agent did before publishing was use the tool it had just built.
On itself.
Computer-use is no longer a research preview locked behind a Pro plan. It's a git clone away.
Super Marius: open source, MIT, works with Claude Code, Cowork, and OpenClaw: