ops-mac

# OPS ► MAC — macOS Diagnose & Fix One command for native macOS health: it bundles the [`macos-toolkit`](https://github.com/lu-zhengda/macos-toolkit) CLI suite, **auto-installs it on first use**, runs a read-only baseline, and remediates the common offenders behind explicit confirmations. All work routes through `${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/bin/ops-mac`, the single source of truth for install + probes + the aggregate audit. The bundled CLIs: | Tool | Domain | ops-mac subcommand | | --- | --- | --- | | `machealth` | composite health (CPU/mem/disk/thermal/battery/iCloud/TM/net) | `health` | | `netwhiz` | network + WiFi diagnostics | `net` / `net wifi` | | `macbroom` | disk cleanup & reclaimable cache scan | `disk` | | `pstop` | process monitoring (CPU/mem hogs) | `procs` | | `macdog` | security & privacy audit | `security` | | `lanchr` | launchd agent/daemon health (`doctor`) | `launchd` | | `macctl` | power / display / audio control | `power` | | `macfig` | hidden macOS defaults | `defaults` | | `updater` | app update management | `update` | ## Platform guard This skill is **macOS only**. The dispatcher exits with code 3 on non-Darwin. For Linux/WSL/Windows system optimization use `/ops:speedup` (cross-platform). The two are complementary — `/ops:mac` is the deep macOS-native surface; `/ops:speedup` is the portable cleaner. ## Two hard-won quirks (baked into the dispatcher) 1. **`machealth check`/`diagnose` can hang forever** on a stuck Time Machine / iCloud probe (its checks...