Args:
    level: Volume from 0 (silent) to 100 (maximum).

Args:
    muted: True to mute, False to unmute.

Args:
    name: The app's name as it appears in /Applications, e.g. "Spotify", "Google Chrome", "Notes".

Args:
    name: The app's name, e.g. "Spotify". Use list_apps first if unsure of the exact name.

Args:
    url: A full http:// or https:// URL.

Args:
    action: "pause" and "play" do exactly that (use these when asked to pause, stop, play or resume);
        "play_pause" toggles; "next" and "previous" skip tracks.

Args:
    title: Short bold heading.
    message: Body text.

Args:
    level: Brightness from 0 (darkest) to 100 (brightest).

Args:
    on: True to turn Wi-Fi on, False to turn it off.

Args:
    combo: Keys joined by "+", e.g. "cmd+s", "cmd+shift+t", "cmd+w", "escape", "left".
    app: App to bring to the front first, e.g. "Google Chrome". Recommended.

Args:
    name: The shortcut's name — call list_shortcuts first if unsure.

Args:
    title: What to be reminded about.
    due: Optional date and time as "2026-09-14 20:00". Omit for a reminder with no time.
    list_name: Optional Reminders list; omitted means the default list.

Args:
    limit: How many to return (default 10).

Args:
    text: The text to copy.

Args:
    query: Part of the file name, e.g. "ECE 150", "resume", "lab 2".
    limit: How many results (default 10).
    folder: Optional folder to search inside, e.g. "~/Documents".

Args:
    path: Path to the PDF, e.g. "~/Downloads/MATH117-L3-F26-Fong.pdf".
    pages: Which pages, e.g. "1-5", "3", "2,4,7". Omit for the whole file.
    ocr: Read scanned pages with OCR when they have no text layer (slower, ~3s a page).

LEARN shows PDFs inside a viewer, so saving the tab saves the wrapper page. Open the URL this
returns, then save that tab instead.

Args:
    tab: Tab number, window.tab, or text from its title or URL.

Follow with read_pdf to read what was saved.

Args:
    tab: Tab number, window.tab, or text from its title or URL.
    folder: Where to save (default ~/Downloads).

Args:
    path: Full path, e.g. "~/Documents/notes.md".

Args:
    path: Full path to the file.
    text: The line to append.

Args:
    path: Full path to the file or folder.

Args:
    tab: Tab number ("3"), window.tab ("1.3"), or text from its title or URL ("MATH 115").

Args:
    tab: Tab number, window.tab, or text from its title or URL.
    contains: Optional filter, e.g. "L3" or "download".

Args:
    tab: Tab number, window.tab, or text from its title or URL.
    text: Visible text of the link or button, e.g. "MATH117-L3-F26-Fong".

Args:
    to: Recipient address.
    subject: Subject line.
    body: Message text.

Args:
    tabs: Each a window.tab number ("1.4") or text from a title or URL ("Netflix"). Prefer numbers.

Args:
    tab: Tab number, window.tab, or text from its title or URL.

Keystrokes go to whatever is in front, so pass `app` (or focus it first) when the text is meant
for a particular one. Don't use this to run shell commands; use run_shell, which returns output.

Args:
    text: The literal text to type.
    press_return: True to press Return afterwards (submits the line).
    app: App to bring to the front first, e.g. "Google Chrome", "Notes". Strongly recommended.

Commands run as Jashan from his home folder. sudo won't work — there's nobody to type a password.

Args:
    command: The command line, e.g. "ls ~/Downloads", "git -C ~/x status", "brew list | head".
    timeout: Seconds to allow before giving up (default 60).

Args:
    x: Horizontal position in the screenshot.
    y: Vertical position in the screenshot.
    double: True for a double-click.

Args:
    seconds: How long to wait, up to 10.

Args:
    url: Direct http(s) link to the file.
    folder: Where to save it (default ~/Downloads).
    filename: Optional name to save it as.

Args:
    name: All or part of the name, e.g. "Kuljot", "didi", "mom".

Args:
    to: Phone number or Apple ID — look it up with find_contact when given a name.
    text: The message body.