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agent-desktop (Jev driver)

Drive a Mac through its accessibility tree, with Jev choosing an operation and a live element on each turn.

ACTUAL RECORDING · 12 SEC

What it does

Uncertain targets get a second pass over five candidates. Destructive verbs face an extra risk check before local policy permits execution.

How you can use it

Start by choosing a single routine Mac task and stating your goal in plain words, like opening a folder or saving a file. Your developer can set up the driver to inspect active screen controls and autonomously decide each click or text entry until the task finishes.

This workflow requires a Mac running macOS 13 or newer with accessibility permissions turned on. You will also need an API key, which is a software access code that connects your setup to the external TypeSafe service. Automated actions can make mistakes, so review risky tasks carefully.

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