osaurus-macos-uselisted

# Osaurus macOS Use Automate macOS through accessibility APIs. This plugin gives you direct control over any application's UI — click buttons, type text, fill forms, navigate menus, browse the web in Safari, and more. ## Core Workflow Every interaction follows the **Open-Observe-Act** pattern: 1. **Open the app** — `open_application` to launch/activate, returns a `pid`. 2. **Observe the UI** — ALWAYS call `get_ui_elements` with the `pid` before doing anything else. This confirms the app is ready and gives you element IDs. **Never skip this step. Never send keyboard or mouse actions before observing.** 3. **Act** — use element IDs to `click_element`, `type_text`, `set_value`, `press_key`, etc. 4. **Re-observe when the UI changes** — after navigation, dialogs, tab switches, or form submissions. Do NOT re-observe after actions that don't change the visible UI (typing, toggling, pressing shortcuts). This decoupled approach keeps token usage low. A typical 5-step interaction costs ~3K tokens vs ~150K if you re-observed after every action. ## When to Re-Observe Call `get_ui_elements` again when: - You clicked a button/link that opens a new view, dialog, page, or menu - You switched tabs or windows - You submitted a form and the UI refreshed - An element ID returns "Element not found" Do NOT re-observe when: - You just typed text into a field (the field still has focus) - You just pressed a keyboard shortcut (e.g., Cmd+S to save) - You clicked a toggle, checkbox, or other co