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Third Hand

A Mac menu-bar assistant that uses Jev to choose what to click.

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What it does

Screen labels and recent actions are sent to the model.

How you can use it

To try this, pick a simple goal in a Mac program, such as searching for a musician. You can install the prebuilt program on Apple Silicon Macs running macOS 14 or newer. You will need to grant screen and accessibility permissions, and provide an access key from an account with the TypeSafe AI service.

The software reads visible buttons and on-screen text, then sends those labels online so the external service can pick what to click. Because this project is experimental, it cannot recognize unlabelled icons or complex controls. Stay at your desk to stop it if it makes a mistake, and avoid running it over sensitive personal files.

Maker-reported (not independently measured by JevMade): At most 255 choices per question, one slot reserved for none (source constant) · Done threshold 0.70 and absent threshold 0.50 (source constants) · Requests bounded to 24,000 bytes and the goal to 4,000 characters (source constants)

Primitives
choice, noul
Platform
Swift
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