Cua Driver

Automates native macOS apps through DeepChat's Computer Use plugin by driving accessibility APIs and fallback pixel coordinates. You get a standardized loop: resolve the app by bundle ID, launch it, snapshot the window state, act through MCP tools like click or type_text, then verify the result. When accessibility trees are sparse (common in Electron and media apps), it falls back to screenshots and coordinate-based clicks or tries enabling debugging ports for DOM access. The permission model is explicit: you'll need to grant Accessibility and Screen Recording to the helper bundle. Honest take: this bridges the gap between Claude's reasoning and real GUI automation without writing AppleScript or wrestling with brittle selectors, though sparse trees mean you're sometimes clicking pixels and hoping.

Install to Claude Code

npx -y skills add thinkinaixyz/deepchat --skill cua-driver --agent claude-code