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Macos by fusengine — Agent Skill

Name: Macos
Rating: 4.2 (5 reviews)
Author: fusengine

File contents

Lists the XcodeBuildMCP tools for macOS builds (build_macos, build_run_macos, test_macos, launch_mac_app, stop_mac_app) and references for app structure (MenuBarExtra, Settings, Windows), build tooling, AppKit bridging, and code-signing/notarization.

Best practices: support keyboard shortcuts for power users, use MenuBarExtra for utility apps, use WindowGroup/Window for multi-window apps and Settings for the preferences scene, notarize before distributing outside the App Store, and enable sandboxing for App Store submissions.

macOS Platform

macOS-specific development with window management and distribution tools.

Agent Workflow (MANDATORY)

Before ANY implementation, spawn 3 agents in parallel, one Agent call each with a name:

fuse-ai-pilot:explore-codebase - Analyze existing macOS patterns
fuse-ai-pilot:research-expert - Verify latest macOS 26 docs via Context7/Exa
mcp__XcodeBuildMCP__build_macos - Build for macOS validation

After implementation, run fuse-ai-pilot:sniper for validation.

Overview

When to Use

Building Mac desktop applications
Creating menu bar apps (MenuBarExtra)
Multi-window applications
Keyboard shortcuts and menus
Notarization for distribution
AppKit integration

Why macOS Skill

Feature	Benefit
MenuBarExtra	Background utility apps
Window management	Multi-window support
Keyboard shortcuts	Power user productivity
Notarization	Gatekeeper-safe distribution

MCP Tools Available

Build Tools

build_macos - Build for macOS
build_run_macos - Build and launch
test_macos - Run macOS tests
launch_mac_app - Start built app
stop_mac_app - Terminate app

Reference Guide

Need	Reference
MenuBarExtra, Settings, Windows	app-structure.md
XcodeBuildMCP macOS tools	build-tools.md
NSViewRepresentable, menus	appkit-integration.md
Code signing, notarization	notarization.md

Best Practices

Keyboard shortcuts - Support power users
Menu bar integration - For utility apps
Multiple windows - Use WindowGroup/Window
Settings window - Use Settings scene
Notarization - Required for distribution
Sandbox - Enable for App Store

---name: macosdescription: Use when building Mac apps — menu bar extras, window management, AppKit integration, or notarized distribution outside the App Store.---<objective>Covers macOS-specific development: menu bar apps via MenuBarExtra, multi-window application management, keyboard shortcuts and menus, AppKit integration (NSViewRepresentable) inside SwiftUI, and notarization for distribution outside the Mac App Store.Lists the XcodeBuildMCP tools for macOS builds (build_macos, build_run_macos, test_macos, launch_mac_app, stop_mac_app) and references for app structure (MenuBarExtra, Settings, Windows), build tooling, AppKit bridging, and code-signing/notarization.Best practices: support keyboard shortcuts for power users, use MenuBarExtra for utility apps, use WindowGroup/Window for multi-window apps and Settings for the preferences scene, notarize before distributing outside the App Store, and enable sandboxing for App Store submissions.</objective># macOS PlatformmacOS-specific development with window management and distribution tools.## Agent Workflow (MANDATORY)Before ANY implementation, spawn 3 agents in parallel, one `Agent` call each with a `name`:1. **fuse-ai-pilot:explore-codebase** - Analyze existing macOS patterns2. **fuse-ai-pilot:research-expert** - Verify latest macOS 26 docs via Context7/Exa3. **mcp__XcodeBuildMCP__build_macos** - Build for macOS validationAfter implementation, run **fuse-ai-pilot:sniper** for validation.---## Overview### When to Use- Building Mac desktop applications- Creating menu bar apps (MenuBarExtra)- Multi-window applications- Keyboard shortcuts and menus- Notarization for distribution- AppKit integration### Why macOS Skill| Feature | Benefit ||---------|---------|| MenuBarExtra | Background utility apps || Window management | Multi-window support || Keyboard shortcuts | Power user productivity || Notarization | Gatekeeper-safe distribution |---## MCP Tools Available### Build Tools- `build_macos` - Build for macOS- `build_run_macos` - Build and launch- `test_macos` - Run macOS tests- `launch_mac_app` - Start built app- `stop_mac_app` - Terminate app---## Reference Guide| Need | Reference ||------|-----------|| MenuBarExtra, Settings, Windows | [app-structure.md](references/app-structure.md) || XcodeBuildMCP macOS tools | [build-tools.md](references/build-tools.md) || NSViewRepresentable, menus | [appkit-integration.md](references/appkit-integration.md) || Code signing, notarization | [notarization.md](references/notarization.md) |---## Best Practices1. **Keyboard shortcuts** - Support power users2. **Menu bar integration** - For utility apps3. **Multiple windows** - Use WindowGroup/Window4. **Settings window** - Use Settings scene5. **Notarization** - Required for distribution6. **Sandbox** - Enable for App Store

Frequently asked questions

Macos