AI agents can automate impressive tasks, but they still need a safe way to hand control back to a person. This article explains how a small macOS Swift CLI uses click-through overlays, accessibility targets, careful focus handling, and automatic cleanup to point without clicking.
DesktopFly brings FlyWire’s connectome data to life on macOS: a 668-neuron spiking (LIF) circuit turns cursor-driven looming inputs into giant-fiber spikes, then into embodied behavior like walking, grooming, and escape. Learn how real wiring becomes real-time motion.
macOS VMs on Apple Silicon can run LLM inference far faster when the guest reports conservative Metal capabilities. A process-scoped capability shim steers llama.cpp onto newer Metal kernels, yielding reported 11–16× speedups while keeping the same Virtualization.framework GPU path.
Kakehashi is an experimental userspace translation layer that runs macOS ARM64 (Darwin Mach-O) binaries on Linux aarch64 without JIT or CPU instruction emulation. It loads a guest Mach-O, provides a freestanding libSystem, and translates BSD syscalls and thread boundaries via a hypercall/trap mechanism.
Build and ship Mac and iOS apps headlessly by using Xcode’s command-line tools (xcodebuild, notarytool, stapler, devicectl) and one-time setup (Developer ID cert + notarization keychain profile). Use XcodeGen to generate projects from YAML and keep signing details out of git.