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 * CLI `ComputerExecutor` implementation. Wraps two native modules:
 *   - `@ant/computer-use-input` (Rust/enigo) — mouse, keyboard, frontmost app
 *   - `@ant/computer-use-swift` — SCContentFilter screenshots, NSWorkspace apps, TCC
 * Contract: `packages/desktop/computer-use-mcp/src/executor.ts` in the apps
 * repo. The reference impl is Cowork's `apps/desktop/src/main/nest-only/
 * computer-use/executor.ts` — see notable deviations under "CLI deltas" below.
 * ── CLI deltas from Cowork ─────────────────────────────────────────────────
 * No `withClickThrough`. Cowork wraps every mouse op in
 *   `BrowserWindow.setIgnoreMouseEvents(true)` so clicks fall through the
 *   overlay. We're a terminal — no window — so the click-through bracket is
 *   a no-op. The sentinel `CLI_HOST_BUNDLE_ID` never matches frontmost.
 * Terminal as surrogate host. `getTerminalBundleId()` detects the emulator
 *   we're running inside. It's passed as `hostBundleId` to `prepareDisplay`/
 *   `resolvePrepareCapture` so the Swift side exempts it from hide AND skips
 *   it in the activate z-order walk (so the terminal being frontmost doesn't
 *   eat clicks meant for the target app). Also stripped from `allowedBundleIds`
 *   via `withoutTerminal()` so screenshots don't capture it (Swift 0.2.1's
 *   captureExcluding takes an allow-list despite the name — apps#30355).
 *   `capabilities.hostBundleId` stays as the sentinel — the package's
 *   frontmost gate uses that, and the terminal being frontmost is fine.
 * Clipboard via `pbcopy`/`pbpaste`. No Electron `clipboard` module.
import type {
  ComputerExecutor,
  DisplayGeometry,
  FrontmostApp,
  InstalledApp,
  ResolvePrepareCaptureResult,
  RunningApp,
  ScreenshotResult,
} from '@ant/computer-use-mcp'
import { API_RESIZE_PARAMS, targetImageSize } from '@ant/computer-use-mcp'
import { logForDebugging } from '../debug.js'
import { errorMessage } from '../errors.js'
import { execFileNoThrow } from '../execFileNoThrow.js'
import { sleep } from '../sleep.js'
  CLI_CU_CAPABILITIES,
  CLI_HOST_BUNDLE_ID,
  getTerminalBundleId,
} from './common.js'
import { drainRunLoop } from './drainRunLoop.js'
import { notifyExpectedEscape } from './escHotkey.js'
import { requireComputerUseInput } from './inputLoader.js'
import { requireComputerUseSwift } from './swiftLoader.js'
// ── Helpers ───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
const SCREENSHOT_JPEG_QUALITY = 0.75
/** Logical → physical → API target dims. See `targetImageSize` + COORDINATES.md. */
function computeTargetDims(
  logicalW: number,
  logicalH: number,
  scaleFactor: number,
): [number, number] {
  const physW = Math.round(logicalW * scaleFactor)
  const physH = Math.round(logicalH * scaleFactor)
  return targetImageSize(physW, physH, API_RESIZE_PARAMS)
async function readClipboardViaPbpaste(): Promise<string> {
  const { stdout, code } = await execFileNoThrow('pbpaste', [], {
    useCwd: false,
  if (code !== 0) {
    throw new Error(`pbpaste exited with code ${code}`)
  return stdout
async function writeClipboardViaPbcopy(text: string): Promise<void> {
  const { code } = await execFileNoThrow('pbcopy', [], {
    input: text,
    useCwd: false,
  if (code !== 0) {
    throw new Error(`pbcopy exited with code ${code}`)
type Input = ReturnType<typeof requireComputerUseInput>
 * Single-element key sequence matching "escape" or "esc" (case-insensitive).
 * Used to hole-punch the CGEventTap abort for model-synthesized Escape — enigo
 * accepts both spellings, so the tap must too.
function isBareEscape(parts: readonly string[]): boolean {
  if (parts.length !== 1) return false
  const lower = parts[0]!.toLowerCase()
  return lower === 'escape' || lower === 'esc'
 * Instant move, then 50ms — an input→HID→AppKit→NSEvent round-trip before the
 * caller reads `NSEvent.mouseLocation` or dispatches a click. Used for click,
 * scroll, and drag-from; `animatedMove` is reserved for drag-to only. The
 * intermediate animation frames were triggering hover states and, on the
 * decomposed mouseDown/moveMouse path, emitting stray `.leftMouseDragged`
 * events (toolCalls.ts handleScroll's mouse_full workaround).
const MOVE_SETTLE_MS = 50
async function moveAndSettle(
  input: Input,
  x: number,
  y: number,
): Promise<void> {
  await input.moveMouse(x, y, false)
  await sleep(MOVE_SETTLE_MS)
 * Release `pressed` in reverse (last pressed = first released). Errors are
 * swallowed so a release failure never masks the real error.
 * Drains via pop() rather than snapshotting length: if a drainRunLoop-
 * orphaned press lambda resolves an in-flight input.key() AFTER finally
 * calls us, that late push is still released on the next iteration. The
 * orphaned flag stops the lambda at its NEXT check, not the current await.
async function releasePressed(input: Input, pressed: string[]): Promise<void> {
  let k: string | undefined
  while ((k = pressed.pop()) !== undefined) {
      await input.key(k, 'release')
    } catch {
      // Swallow — best-effort release.
 * Bracket `fn()` with modifier press/release. `pressed` tracks which presses
 * actually landed, so a mid-press throw only releases what was pressed — no
 * stuck modifiers. The finally covers both press-phase and fn() throws.
 * Caller must already be inside drainRunLoop() — key() dispatches to the
 * main queue and needs the pump to resolve.
async function withModifiers<T>(
  input: Input,
  mods: string[],
  fn: () => Promise<T>,
): Promise<T> {
  const pressed: string[] = []
    for (const m of mods) {
      await input.key(m, 'press')
      pressed.push(m)
    return await fn()
  } finally {
    await releasePressed(input, pressed)
 * Port of Cowork's `typeViaClipboard`. Sequence:
 *   1. Save the user's clipboard.
 *   2. Write our text.
 *   3. READ-BACK VERIFY — clipboard writes can silently fail. If the
 *      read-back doesn't match, never press Cmd+V (would paste junk).
 *   4. Cmd+V via keys().
 *   5. Sleep 100ms — battle-tested threshold for the paste-effect vs
 *      clipboard-restore race. Restoring too soon means the target app
 *      pastes the RESTORED content.
 *   6. Restore — in a `finally`, so a throw between 2-5 never leaves the
 *      user's clipboard clobbered. Restore failures are swallowed.
async function typeViaClipboard(input: Input, text: string): Promise<void> {
  let saved: string | undefined
    saved = await readClipboardViaPbpaste()
  } catch {
    logForDebugging(
      '[computer-use] pbpaste before paste failed; proceeding without restore',
    await writeClipboardViaPbcopy(text)
    if ((await readClipboardViaPbpaste()) !== text) {
      throw new Error('Clipboard write did not round-trip.')
    await input.keys(['command', 'v'])
    await sleep(100)
  } finally {
    if (typeof saved === 'string') {
      try {
        await writeClipboardViaPbcopy(saved)
      } catch {
        logForDebugging('[computer-use] clipboard restore after paste failed')
 * Port of Cowork's `animateMouseMovement` + `animatedMove`. Ease-out-cubic at
 * 60fps; distance-proportional duration at 2000 px/sec, capped at 0.5s. When
 * the sub-gate is off (or distance < ~2 frames), falls through to
 * `moveAndSettle`. Called only from `drag` for the press→to motion — target
 * apps may watch for `.leftMouseDragged` specifically (not just "button down +
 * position changed") and the slow motion gives them time to process
 * intermediate positions (scrollbars, window resizes).
async function animatedMove(
  input: Input,
  targetX: number,
  targetY: number,
  mouseAnimationEnabled: boolean,
): Promise<void> {
  if (!mouseAnimationEnabled) {
    await moveAndSettle(input, targetX, targetY)
  const start = await input.mouseLocation()
  const deltaX = targetX - start.x
  const deltaY = targetY - start.y
  const distance = Math.hypot(deltaX, deltaY)
  if (distance < 1) return
  const durationSec = Math.min(distance / 2000, 0.5)
  if (durationSec < 0.03) {
    await moveAndSettle(input, targetX, targetY)
  const frameRate = 60
  const frameIntervalMs = 1000 / frameRate
  const totalFrames = Math.floor(durationSec * frameRate)
  for (let frame = 1; frame <= totalFrames; frame++) {
    const t = frame / totalFrames
    const eased = 1 - Math.pow(1 - t, 3)
    await input.moveMouse(
      Math.round(start.x + deltaX * eased),
      Math.round(start.y + deltaY * eased),
      false,
    if (frame < totalFrames) {
      await sleep(frameIntervalMs)
  // Last frame has no trailing sleep — same HID round-trip before the
  // caller's mouseButton reads NSEvent.mouseLocation.
  await sleep(MOVE_SETTLE_MS)
// ── Factory ───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
export function createCliExecutor(opts: {
  getMouseAnimationEnabled: () => boolean
  getHideBeforeActionEnabled: () => boolean
}): ComputerExecutor {
  if (process.platform !== 'darwin') {
    throw new Error(
      `createCliExecutor called on ${process.platform}. Computer control is macOS-only.`,
  // Swift loaded once at factory time — every executor method needs it.
  // Input loaded lazily via requireComputerUseInput() on first mouse/keyboard
  // call — it caches internally, so screenshot-only flows never pull the
  // enigo .node.
  const cu = requireComputerUseSwift()
  const { getMouseAnimationEnabled, getHideBeforeActionEnabled } = opts
  const terminalBundleId = getTerminalBundleId()
  const surrogateHost = terminalBundleId ?? CLI_HOST_BUNDLE_ID
  // Swift 0.2.1's captureExcluding/captureRegion take an ALLOW list despite the
  // name (apps#30355 — complement computed Swift-side against running apps).
  // The terminal isn't in the user's grants so it's naturally excluded, but if
  // the package ever passes it through we strip it here so the terminal never
  // photobombs a screenshot.
  const withoutTerminal = (allowed: readonly string[]): string[] =>
    terminalBundleId === null
      ? [...allowed]
      : allowed.filter(id => id !== terminalBundleId)
  logForDebugging(
    terminalBundleId
      ? `[computer-use] terminal ${terminalBundleId} → surrogate host (hide-exempt, activate-skip, screenshot-excluded)`
      : '[computer-use] terminal not detected; falling back to sentinel host',
    capabilities: {
      ...CLI_CU_CAPABILITIES,
      hostBundleId: CLI_HOST_BUNDLE_ID,
    // ── Pre-action sequence (hide + defocus) ────────────────────────────
    async prepareForAction(
      allowlistBundleIds: string[],
      displayId?: number,
    ): Promise<string[]> {
      if (!getHideBeforeActionEnabled()) {
        return []
      // prepareDisplay isn't @MainActor (plain Task{}), but its .hide() calls
      // trigger window-manager events that queue on CFRunLoop. Without the
      // pump, those pile up during Swift's ~1s of usleeps and flush all at
      // once when the next pumped call runs — visible window flashing.
      // Electron drains CFRunLoop continuously so Cowork doesn't see this.
      // Worst-case 100ms + 5×200ms safety-net ≈ 1.1s, well under the 30s
      // drainRunLoop ceiling.
      // "Continue with action execution even if switching fails" — the
      // frontmost gate in toolCalls.ts catches any actual unsafe state.
      return drainRunLoop(async () => {
        try {
          const result = await cu.apps.prepareDisplay(
            allowlistBundleIds,
            surrogateHost,
            displayId,
          if (result.activated) {
            logForDebugging(
              `[computer-use] prepareForAction: activated ${result.activated}`,
          return result.hidden
        } catch (err) {
          logForDebugging(
            `[computer-use] prepareForAction failed; continuing to action: ${errorMessage(err)}`,
            { level: 'warn' },
          return []
    async previewHideSet(
      allowlistBundleIds: string[],
      displayId?: number,
    ): Promise<Array<{ bundleId: string; displayName: string }>> {
      return cu.apps.previewHideSet(
        [...allowlistBundleIds, surrogateHost],
        displayId,
    // ── Display ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
    async getDisplaySize(displayId?: number): Promise<DisplayGeometry> {
      return cu.display.getSize(displayId)
    async listDisplays(): Promise<DisplayGeometry[]> {
      return cu.display.listAll()
    async findWindowDisplays(
      bundleIds: string[],
    ): Promise<Array<{ bundleId: string; displayIds: number[] }>> {
      return cu.apps.findWindowDisplays(bundleIds)
    async resolvePrepareCapture(opts: {
      allowedBundleIds: string[]
      preferredDisplayId?: number
      autoResolve: boolean
      doHide?: boolean
    }): Promise<ResolvePrepareCaptureResult> {
      const d = cu.display.getSize(opts.preferredDisplayId)
      const [targetW, targetH] = computeTargetDims(
        d.width,
        d.height,
        d.scaleFactor,
      return drainRunLoop(() =>
        cu.resolvePrepareCapture(
          withoutTerminal(opts.allowedBundleIds),
          surrogateHost,
          SCREENSHOT_JPEG_QUALITY,
          targetW,
          targetH,
          opts.preferredDisplayId,
          opts.autoResolve,
          opts.doHide,
     * Pre-size to `targetImageSize` output so the API transcoder's early-return
     * fires — no server-side resize, `scaleCoord` stays coherent. See
     * packages/desktop/computer-use-mcp/COORDINATES.md.
    async screenshot(opts: {
      allowedBundleIds: string[]
      displayId?: number
    }): Promise<ScreenshotResult> {
      const d = cu.display.getSize(opts.displayId)
      const [targetW, targetH] = computeTargetDims(
        d.width,
        d.height,
        d.scaleFactor,
      return drainRunLoop(() =>
        cu.screenshot.captureExcluding(
          withoutTerminal(opts.allowedBundleIds),
          SCREENSHOT_JPEG_QUALITY,
          targetW,
          targetH,
          opts.displayId,
    async zoom(
      regionLogical: { x: number; y: number; w: number; h: number },
      allowedBundleIds: string[],
      displayId?: number,
    ): Promise<{ base64: string; width: number; height: number }> {
      const d = cu.display.getSize(displayId)
      const [outW, outH] = computeTargetDims(
        regionLogical.w,
        regionLogical.h,
        d.scaleFactor,
      return drainRunLoop(() =>
        cu.screenshot.captureRegion(
          withoutTerminal(allowedBundleIds),
          regionLogical.x,
          regionLogical.y,
          regionLogical.w,
          regionLogical.h,
          outW,
          outH,
          SCREENSHOT_JPEG_QUALITY,
          displayId,
    // ── Keyboard ─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
     * xdotool-style sequence e.g. "ctrl+shift+a" → split on '+' and pass to
     * keys(). keys() dispatches to DispatchQueue.main — drainRunLoop pumps
     * CFRunLoop so it resolves. Rust's error-path cleanup (enigo_wrap.rs)
     * releases modifiers on each invocation, so a mid-loop throw leaves
     * nothing stuck. 8ms between iterations — 125Hz USB polling cadence.
    async key(keySequence: string, repeat?: number): Promise<void> {
      const input = requireComputerUseInput()
      const parts = keySequence.split('+').filter(p => p.length > 0)
      // Bare-only: the CGEventTap checks event.flags.isEmpty so ctrl+escape
      // etc. pass through without aborting.
      const isEsc = isBareEscape(parts)
      const n = repeat ?? 1
      await drainRunLoop(async () => {
        for (let i = 0; i < n; i++) {
          if (i > 0) {
            await sleep(8)
          if (isEsc) {
            notifyExpectedEscape()
          await input.keys(parts)
    async holdKey(keyNames: string[], durationMs: number): Promise<void> {
      const input = requireComputerUseInput()
      // Press/release each wrapped in drainRunLoop; the sleep sits outside so
      // durationMs isn't bounded by drainRunLoop's 30s timeout. `pressed`
      // tracks which presses landed so a mid-press throw still releases
      // everything that was actually pressed.
      // `orphaned` guards against a timeout-orphan race: if the press-phase
      // drainRunLoop times out while the esc-hotkey pump-retain keeps the
      // pump running, the orphaned lambda would continue pushing to `pressed`
      // after finally's releasePressed snapshotted the length — leaving keys
      // stuck. The flag stops the lambda at the next iteration.
      const pressed: string[] = []
      let orphaned = false
      try {
        await drainRunLoop(async () => {
          for (const k of keyNames) {
            if (orphaned) return
            // Bare Escape: notify the CGEventTap so it doesn't fire the
            // abort callback for a model-synthesized press. Same as key().
            if (isBareEscape([k])) {
              notifyExpectedEscape()
            await input.key(k, 'press')
            pressed.push(k)
        await sleep(durationMs)
      } finally {
        orphaned = true
        await drainRunLoop(() => releasePressed(input, pressed))
    async type(text: string, opts: { viaClipboard: boolean }): Promise<void> {
      const input = requireComputerUseInput()
      if (opts.viaClipboard) {
        // keys(['command','v']) inside needs the pump.
        await drainRunLoop(() => typeViaClipboard(input, text))
        return
      // `toolCalls.ts` handles the grapheme loop + 8ms sleeps and calls this
      // once per grapheme. typeText doesn't dispatch to the main queue.
      await input.typeText(text)
    readClipboard: readClipboardViaPbpaste,
    writeClipboard: writeClipboardViaPbcopy,
    // ── Mouse ────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
    async moveMouse(x: number, y: number): Promise<void> {
      await moveAndSettle(requireComputerUseInput(), x, y)
     * Move, then click. Modifiers are press/release bracketed via withModifiers
     * — same pattern as Cowork. AppKit computes NSEvent.clickCount from timing
     * + position proximity, so double/triple click work without setting the
     * CGEvent clickState field. key() inside withModifiers needs the pump;
     * the modifier-less path doesn't.
    async click(
      x: number,
      y: number,
      button: 'left' | 'right' | 'middle',
      count: 1 | 2 | 3,
      modifiers?: string[],
    ): Promise<void> {
      const input = requireComputerUseInput()
      await moveAndSettle(input, x, y)
      if (modifiers && modifiers.length > 0) {
        await drainRunLoop(() =>
          withModifiers(input, modifiers, () =>
            input.mouseButton(button, 'click', count),
      } else {
        await input.mouseButton(button, 'click', count)
    async mouseDown(): Promise<void> {
      await requireComputerUseInput().mouseButton('left', 'press')
    async mouseUp(): Promise<void> {
      await requireComputerUseInput().mouseButton('left', 'release')
    async getCursorPosition(): Promise<{ x: number; y: number }> {
      return requireComputerUseInput().mouseLocation()
     * `from === undefined` → drag from current cursor (training's
     * left_click_drag with start_coordinate omitted). Inner `finally`: the
     * button is ALWAYS released even if the move throws — otherwise the
     * user's left button is stuck-pressed until they physically click.
     * 50ms sleep after press: enigo's move_mouse reads NSEvent.pressedMouseButtons
     * to decide .leftMouseDragged vs .mouseMoved; the synthetic leftMouseDown
     * needs a HID-tap round-trip to show up there.
    async drag(
      from: { x: number; y: number } | undefined,
      to: { x: number; y: number },
    ): Promise<void> {
      const input = requireComputerUseInput()
      if (from !== undefined) {
        await moveAndSettle(input, from.x, from.y)
      await input.mouseButton('left', 'press')
      await sleep(MOVE_SETTLE_MS)
      try {
        await animatedMove(input, to.x, to.y, getMouseAnimationEnabled())
      } finally {
        await input.mouseButton('left', 'release')
     * Move first, then scroll each axis. Vertical-first — it's the common
     * axis; a horizontal failure shouldn't lose the vertical.
    async scroll(x: number, y: number, dx: number, dy: number): Promise<void> {
      const input = requireComputerUseInput()
      await moveAndSettle(input, x, y)
      if (dy !== 0) {
        await input.mouseScroll(dy, 'vertical')
      if (dx !== 0) {
        await input.mouseScroll(dx, 'horizontal')
    // ── App management ───────────────────────────────────────────────────
    async getFrontmostApp(): Promise<FrontmostApp | null> {
      const info = requireComputerUseInput().getFrontmostAppInfo()
      if (!info || !info.bundleId) return null
      return { bundleId: info.bundleId, displayName: info.appName }
    async appUnderPoint(
      x: number,
      y: number,
    ): Promise<{ bundleId: string; displayName: string } | null> {
      return cu.apps.appUnderPoint(x, y)
    async listInstalledApps(): Promise<InstalledApp[]> {
      // `ComputerUseInstalledApp` is `{bundleId, displayName, path}`.
      // `InstalledApp` adds optional `iconDataUrl` — left unpopulated;
      // the approval dialog fetches lazily via getAppIcon() below.
      return drainRunLoop(() => cu.apps.listInstalled())
    async getAppIcon(path: string): Promise<string | undefined> {
      return cu.apps.iconDataUrl(path) ?? undefined
    async listRunningApps(): Promise<RunningApp[]> {
      return cu.apps.listRunning()
    async openApp(bundleId: string): Promise<void> {
      await cu.apps.open(bundleId)
 * Module-level export (not on the executor object) — called at turn-end from
 * `stopHooks.ts` / `query.ts`, outside the executor lifecycle. Fire-and-forget
 * at the call site; the caller `.catch()`es.
export async function unhideComputerUseApps(
  bundleIds: readonly string[],
): Promise<void> {
  if (bundleIds.length === 0) return
  const cu = requireComputerUseSwift()
  await cu.apps.unhide([...bundleIds])
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