Peekaboo is a command-line tool that lets you control your Mac's screen and apps automatically. You can take pictures of the screen, click buttons, type text, and move windows. It is great for automating boring or repeated tasks.
The tool works only on macOS. It can show you a map of all the buttons and items on your screen. You can tell it to click on a specific button by name or position. Peekaboo also has a special mode that uses your existing permissions from another app called OpenClaw.
You can use Peekaboo with JSON output to build your own scripts. It supports many commands like capturing, clicking, typing, and managing apps. Whether you are testing software or just want to save time, Peekaboo helps you do it faster.
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