Executes raw AppleScript code on macOS for custom system automation.

Launches or brings to front a macOS application by name (e.g. Safari, Mail, Terminal, Spotify).

Quits or force-closes a running macOS application by name.

Lists all currently open visible user applications running on macOS.

Simulates keyboard typing at the active text cursor position.

Simulates pressing a key (enter, tab, space, escape, backspace) with optional modifiers (command, option, control, shift).

Reads the text content currently stored in the macOS system clipboard.

Copies a text string to the macOS system clipboard.

Sets the macOS audio output volume percentage (0 to 100).

Gets the current macOS audio output volume percentage.

Adjusts screen brightness up or down by a specified number of steps.

Instantly locks the macOS user screen.

Puts the macOS system to sleep.

Captures a desktop screenshot silently and returns it to the client as an image.

Searches the macOS file system for files using Spotlight index (mdfind).

Gets the application name and window title of the frontmost active window.

Retrieves all open browser tab titles and URLs from Safari, Chrome, or both.

Opens a web URL link in the default browser, Safari, or Chrome.

Displays a native macOS banner notification with title, subtitle, and body text.

Drafts and opens an email in Apple Mail with optional recipient ('to'), subject line, and body message content.

Creates and saves a new note in the native Apple Notes application with a title, body content, and optional folder.