Spillwavesolutions Automating Mac Apps Plugin
- 38 repo stars
- Updated January 14, 2026
- SpillwaveSolutions/automating-mac-apps-plugin
automating-mac-apps-plugin is a Claude Code plugin that automates native Mac applications using AppleScript, JXA, and PyXA from agent skills and commands.
About
Spillwave Solutions’ automating-mac-apps plugin gives Claude Code a macOS-native automation lane: agents, skills, and commands that talk to Keynote, Notes, Reminders, Numbers, and similar apps through AppleScript, JXA, and PyXA. For developers who ship from a Mac, that means the agent can draft slides, file notes, set reminders, or touch spreadsheet workflows without you context-switching into each app. It is a task-and-integration style plugin—phase-specific to wiring—not a full product framework. Expect macOS permissions, Automation privacy settings, and comfort with osascript-style glue. It pairs well with content and operate habits (capture ideas, run repeatable local jobs) but is wrong for Linux-only or purely web-SaaS stacks. The repo is modest in stars but clearly scoped to real desktop automation rather than generic prompts.
- Agents, skills, and slash commands for Keynote, Notes, Reminders, Numbers, and related Mac apps
- AppleScript, JXA, and PyXA paths for automating macOS UI and document workflows
- Discovery-oriented plugin keywords for Mac automation and production scripting
- Single-plugin bundle focused on local Mac execution (not cloud CI)
- Suited to solo builders who live on macOS and want hands-off deck, notes, and reminder ops
Spillwavesolutions Automating Mac Apps Plugin by the numbers
- Data as of Jul 7, 2026 (Skillselion catalog sync)
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| repo stars | ★ 38 |
|---|---|
| Last updated | January 14, 2026 |
| Repository | SpillwaveSolutions/automating-mac-apps-plugin ↗ |
What it does
Install this plugin when you want Claude Code to drive native Mac apps (Keynote, Notes, Reminders, Numbers) via AppleScript, JXA, or PyXA from agent skills and commands.
Who is it for?
macOS-based solopreneurs who want agent-driven AppleScript automation for daily productivity apps.
Skip if: Skip if you're on Windows/Linux only or developers and need cross-platform server automation without a Mac host.
What you get
After install, Claude Code can invoke documented automations so deck, notes, reminder, and spreadsheet tasks run from the agent session on your Mac.
- Runnable agent skills and commands against supported Mac apps
- AppleScript/JXA/PyXA automation patterns for local workflows
By the numbers
- Plugin bundle count: 1
- Repository stars: 25 (catalog ingest snapshot)
- Targets: Keynote, Notes, Reminders, Numbers, and related Mac apps
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macOS app automation plugin, not a generic cloud DevOps or CI skill pack.
FAQ
Who is automating-mac-apps-plugin for?
It is for Claude Code users on macOS who want agents to control Keynote, Notes, Reminders, Numbers, and related apps via AppleScript or PyXA.
When should I use automating-mac-apps-plugin?
Use it when repetitive Mac app tasks—slides, notes, reminders, or numbers—should run from an agent workflow instead of manual clicking.
How do I add automating-mac-apps-plugin to my agent?
Add the SpillwaveSolutions/automating-mac-apps-plugin marketplace entry in Claude Code, grant macOS Automation permissions for target apps, then invoke its skills or commands from a Mac session.