nano-use

Problem

Agents and scripts sometimes need a small, explicit bridge to local macOS screen and input controls without adding autonomous planning inside the tool.

Approach

The audited Rust command surface exposes screenshot, click, right click, double click, drag, type, keypress, and scroll operations. Execution stays local and depends on the macOS permissions required by those operations.

Contribution

nano-use keeps the boundary narrow: it translates explicit commands into local control actions. This entry makes no reliability, performance, or market-coverage claim.

Evidence

The linked commit contains the same eight commands in its README and Rust command definitions. The publication audit found no blocking repository hygiene issue at that revision.

Verification

Source-to-description verification was completed on 2026-07-18. Runtime behavior across macOS releases remains outside this publication check.