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Replace SwiftUI VideoPlayer with a direct NSViewRepresentable wrapper around AVPlayerView to avoid a getSuperclassMetadata fatal error in Apple's _AVKit_SwiftUI framework on macOS Tahoe. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> |
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Loupe
Target elements, not screenshots.
Loupe is a macOS accessibility inspector that generates AI-agent-ready output. I built this for myself to speed up Mac app development with Claude Code. Hopefully you find it useful too.
https://smughead.github.io/Loupe/
What it does
- Inspect any UI element in any Mac app
- Annotate what you want changed
- Copy structured, agent-readable output
- Paste into Claude Code, Cursor, Codex — and watch them build
How it works
Hover — Point at any element in any app and see accessibility info in real-time.
Annotate — Click an element, describe the change you want in plain English.
Copy — Hit the copy button to get structured output with element roles, hierarchy paths, and search patterns.
Build — Paste into your AI assistant. It knows exactly which element to target — no screenshots, no guessing.
Install
Download the latest release:
Download Loupe (.dmg)
Or build from source:
git clone https://github.com/smughead/Loupe.git
cd Loupe
open Loupe.xcworkspace
Build and run with Xcode (Cmd+R).
Requirements
- macOS 14.0+ (Sonoma)
- Accessibility permissions — Loupe will prompt on first launch
Inspired by
agentation.dev — same concept for the web. Loupe does it for macOS.
License
MIT — do what you want with it. See LICENSE.